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416ray4538
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| Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2014 3:15 am Post subject: McIntosh Mx134 won't turn on |
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Red light above red button is on. Press button no response. Turned power off , count to 10, turn power on, still no response.
Any suggestions?
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Nashou66
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416ray4538
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| Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2014 3:37 am Post subject: |
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No response.
From time to time this pre has required reset as in cold start.
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Jeremy112
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Ray how old is the MX134? I have the MX132 and it has had a couple of odd behaviors with mine, but I think its capacitor related since my unit is a 12 year old model.
It could be related to age, whatever it is im sure its fixable, and worth getting fixed too.
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416ray4538
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Thanks
As soon as I get a big burst of energy, I'll pull it out , open it up and make sure nothing has rattled loose. I posted hoping someone knew all the levels of reset so I could try everything easy first.
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Jeremy112
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| 416ray4538 wrote: | Thanks
As soon as I get a big burst of energy, I'll pull it out , open it up and make sure nothing has rattled loose. I posted hoping someone knew all the levels of reset so I could try everything easy first. |
If you could find that out that would be nice actually, as I couldn't find the manual for my MX-132 (that was the only thing not included with it from the original owner, probably because there were literally thousands of manuals to dig through) and I would like to do a factory reset on mine as well, I couldn't get the coaxial audio to work the way I wanted.
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