
3. Check the Standby switch.
4. If an effect or signal processor is plugged into the Effects Loop, make sure it’s turned on and that
the level controls on the amp and processor are set correctly.
5. Check the speaker cable or cables to see if they are disconnected or shorted.
6. Check for blown speakers.
7. If a fuse is blown, replace it (if it blows again, refer your amp to qualified service personnel).
The amp shuts down unexpectedly
1. Follow the seven steps in the “There’s no sound” section.
2. Turn off the amp and wait 25 minutes before turning it on again. An internal thermal protection
circuit can shut the amp down if it becomes overheated.
3. After 25 minutes, turn it on, and if it shuts down again, refer the amp to qualified service
personnel.
Note:
On SEMKO 230-volt models, there is one additional T 8A (250 Volt Slo-Blo type, 5mm x
20mm)
fuse and two T 1A (250 Volt Slo-Blo type, 5mm x 20mm) fuses located internally. These should
only be
replaced by qualified service personnel.
There’s unwanted distortion
1. Check the speaker.
2. Check the cables.
3. Check the signal level at other devices in the signal path.
4. One or more tubes may be bad (refer to the tube information on page 24, or take your amp to
qualified
service personnel).
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D J U S T M E N T
Caution!
There are no user-serviceable parts inside your Sedona Amplifier.
The following information is intended for qualified technical personnel
only
. Do not remove
the Sedona Chassis from its cabinet, as high-voltage shock hazard exists inside this chassis.
Internal to the Sedona and located on the main PC board is a potentiometer for adjusting the bias.
The DC idle current can be measured between Pin 8 of the EL-34 tubes and the chassis ground. The
cathodes of the EL-34s are wired together and are switched by an isolated standby switch located in
the #1 speaker jack labeled “Speakers.”
Bias Test Procedure:
Start by connecting a DC milliampere meter (most analog and digital volt
meters have this feature) between Pin 8 of the EL-34s and ground. With nothing plugged into
speaker jack #1, and an 8-ohm load connected into speaker jack #2, turn on the amplifier, and do
not insert a signal.
The DC Idle current should be set between 75 and 90 milliamperes for the pair of EL-34s.
Use a small screwdriver to turn the potentiometer on the main PC board, which raises or lowers the
idle current. If the tubes are set with excessive bias (low idle current), the sound will be gritty and
cold. If the idle current is set too high (low bias voltage), the EL-34 output tubes will run
excessively hot, and this will shorten their life considerably.
T
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& R
E P L A C E M E N T
Like a sports car, there’s a certain amount of wear and tear to be expected in a high-performance
tube amp. Over time, especially with hard use, tubes may need replacement. That’s why it’s a good
idea to make note of when you purchased your amp and whenever you replace tubes. It’s no
accident that your amp has two common types of tubes: They’re great-sounding and reliable, and
it’s easy to find replacements. Here’s a tube chart to show you which tubes go where.
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