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Yes you have a internal fault of the amp. the circuit that puts it into
safe mode is bad and that is a very small chip on the board know as a
op amp. needs to be repaired.
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F3 Mag Cur??? Our oven has broken down with this error code three times in the past two months. Is this happening with anyone else? 1 comment. share. save.
... causes are the solid state relay (NGC-3005), high limit thermostat (102075), heater wire service kit (NGC-3089), and top heater (NGC-3011). F3 Mag Current.
Curly braces are used in C (Turbo and otherwise) to group statements. A group of statements inside a pair of curly braces is treated semantically as a single statement. For example, a for-loop controls one statement. If you want more than one statement within the loop, you use curly braces to group them together.
Hello, i had the same problem, double check your grounds, thats all it was.
For reference, the error code "CUR" means in the manual (http://www.analogstereo.com/pdf/alpine_mrd_m1000.pdf)
• The amplifier has been shutdowndue to excessive current.
• Find and eliminate the causeof the excessive current, thenturn the power off.
Please Note: Underpowering subs can make your amp goes to protection.
The "CUR" display is an indication of excessive current and is most likely caused by too low impedance or a fault in the wiring or the amp itself. It's probably not your cap.
There are 2 mags in this oven yo have to figure out which mag is bad and replace it. This can be tricky and dangerous since there is a 4800 volt cap you will have to disconnect.
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