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Blowing a fuse means that it has a dead short. The fuse does its job by protecting the other components while the circuit fails. Something is definitely burned out inside.
your either overloading something cause that's what pops fuses. My guess is that what your plugging in or into has a ground issue. I'm wondering if it does it with nothing plugged in at all. I would say if you have nothing in and it does it, you need to find where the ground issue is. that's my best guess
for a 220v 50hz 1000w the fuse is T 6 3 AH 250v for a 100v 1000w the fuse is T10 AH 250v just make sertun thats wright or contact the manufacture address 18912 north Greek Parkway, suite 200 bothell, WA 98011 USA phone +14256720816
Unplug all cables, turn all gains and volume to zero and switch on. If the fuse still blows I'm afraid it has a power supply fault and will need repairing by a tech.
Also, make sure it is a T-type or slow blow fuse of the correct rating. Ensure that if a mains voltage selector exists that it is set for your local mains voltage.
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