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[David Allred]

The problem was reported following a power surge after hours.  Assuming they followed protocol, the unit would have been off.  The unit is powered through a conditioner / suppressor that would also be powered down.  The popping cycles at approximately 1 pulse / sec and registers on the output meter of channel 1.  The other 5 channels are fine.  Channels 1-5 were connected to their respective amps.   
It has been in daily operation since 2014.  I have switched thing around to eliminate ch 1 from routings.
The pops seem to be full spectrum (boom & tick).
Probably no repair will be planned for a while (if ever), but what is the most likely cause for this symptom?  Local repair shop or factory service required?

Thanks,
David

[Tim McCulloch]

Failing capacitor...

[Mike Caldwell]

Consider yourself lucky it's only one channel....for now, and your were able to re-configure the routing to channel 6.

Do you have the config backed up on your computer?
It's a long shot but it maybe worth doing a full hard reset and reloading the config.

If need be I would send it to DBX.

[David Allred]

Failing capacitor...

Had an amp do that once.  That is what I assumed it to be.  Thanks.

[David Allred]

Consider yourself lucky it's only one channel....for now, and your were able to re-configure the routing to channel 6.

Do you have the config backed up on your computer?
It's a long shot but it maybe worth doing a full hard reset and reloading the config.

If need be I would send it to DBX.

It is hard to remember after all these years, but I assume I do.  I'll connect and download next time I'm there to be safe, and try a reset.

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