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Behringer Fbq3102 Issue

digiking · 2005-03-19 19:43:59

I think my behringer fbq3102 Graphic eq could be overheating...Its getting so hot that its quite sore to touch the rear of it...However its functioning perfectly normal Is it ok. Or should i contact behringer. Cheers Digiking

19-03-2005 7:43pm

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digiking

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I think my behringer fbq3102 Graphic eq could be overheating...Its getting so hot that its quite sore to touch the rear of it...However its functioning perfectly normal

Is it ok. Or should i contact behringer.

Cheers
Digiking

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#2 19-03-2005 7:45pm

feylya

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Couldn't hurt to shoot off a quick email to them, asking if it's normal for it to be very warm. Look in the manual too, see if there's any reference to heat.

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#3 20-03-2005 4:30pm

Eoin Madsen

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A graphic EQ should get warm, but too-hot-to-touch doesn't sound right. Fire off an email to Behringer, and perhaps contact the place you bought it as well.

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