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    Allen S100 circuit breakers

    We re-installed an ADC5000X earlier this summer. In the last month it popped a CB once on one amp and then on the other. We checked line voltage(OK 120V) DC resistance on the output (about 8 ohms), so we're baffled what could trip those.
    A knowledgeable friend of mine suggested it could be fatigue on the part of the breakers. Never heard of that, because if so I need to replace 6 breakers.
    Any other opinions on this?

    Thanks in advance!

    John
    Can't play an note but love all things "organ" Responsible for 2/10 Wurli pipe organ, Allen 3160(wife's), Allen LL324, Allen GW319EX, ADC4600, many others. E-organ shop to fund free organ lessons for kids.
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    More info would be nice.
    Model # of speakers.
    Length of cable run from amps to speakers. Wire gauge used.
    Is each run to the speakers a separate two conductor cable?
    S100 amp is designed for 4 ohm load.

    td
    Servicing electronic organs since 1969.

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      main about 35ft of #12 wire single pairs to hc12 and hc14. ch. 3 has 2 hc12s on it.
      antiphonal the same but about 75 ft and single hc12 for ch.3.
      tripped breakers were ch.1 and ch.4
      Can't play an note but love all things "organ" Responsible for 2/10 Wurli pipe organ, Allen 3160(wife's), Allen LL324, Allen GW319EX, ADC4600, many others. E-organ shop to fund free organ lessons for kids.

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