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In Reply to: NAD Receiver Troubleshooting posted by MT on February 23, 2003 at 16:52:43:
You've probably blown a fuse in the receiver. You can either replace the fuse or have the dealer do it for you, since it is new. When you take care of this, make extra certain that all of your speaker wires are properly connected. Make sure that none of the hot (+) leads are touching the grounds (-) at either the receiver end or the speaker end. If the problem still occurs, have your dealer exchange it for a new one; you've got a lemon.
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