Kelntash,
I'm pretty sure that your receiver went into "protection mode". Dangerous operating conditions don't trip a breaker or blow a fuse on the Marantz AVRs - they engage "protection mode" (and blink at you). That happened to mine.
Marantz tech guys explained to me that their receivers require a technician to reset them when this happens. I find it curious that they're designed that way (you'd think that there would be auto/user re-set.) Maybe there's a good technical reason, but is a PITA.
Marty
I'm pretty sure that your receiver went into "protection mode". Dangerous operating conditions don't trip a breaker or blow a fuse on the Marantz AVRs - they engage "protection mode" (and blink at you). That happened to mine.
Marantz tech guys explained to me that their receivers require a technician to reset them when this happens. I find it curious that they're designed that way (you'd think that there would be auto/user re-set.) Maybe there's a good technical reason, but is a PITA.
Marty