Doepfer

Thank you...I will try this as soon as I can.

--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, Florian Anwander <fanwander@...> wrote:
>
> Hello,
> 
> Dieter wrote the essential things of course. I recommend additionally:
> 
> * switch the system off
> * unmount the A-130 and A-140 (also unplug the cables for those two 
> modules at the busboard !!! Dieter forgot to mention that).
> * replace the fuse and switch the system on again.
> 
> If the fuse still blows, assumingly something worse happened and I 
> recommend not to act on further, but send it to big city music and ask 
> them to fix it.
> 
> 
> If the fuse does not blow again
> * switch off the system
> * unmount the next module from the frame, but DO NOT unplug its cable.
> * inspect in detail how the cable is plugged in on this module and how 
> its cable is connected on the busboard. Obey the orientation of the 
> cable on the module and on the busboard. There is a coloured wire at one 
> side of the cable.
> * now connect the A130 the same way. First attach the cable to the 
> module, then connect it to the busboard. Obey the orientiation of the 
> coloured wire (the connector may be "look" to a different side. The only 
> important thing is the orientation of the coloured wire !!!)
> * mount those both module back to the frame (A140 is still unmounted!)
> * switch on the system
> * The A130 should work now with turned up gain.
> * switch off the system
> * now connect the A140 the same way. Again obey the orientation of the 
> coloured wire!
> * mount the A140 into the frame
> * switch on the system
> * test it.
> If the fuse blows now again, then the A140 is assumingly broken (or you 
> misplaced a connector again).
> 
> 
> Florian
> 
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