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Warranty The Allen & Heath warranty policy is as follows: If the unit fails within 30 days of receipt by the distributor, then A&H will offer parts for repair. If the unit is DOA, then A&H will offer a replacement unit. If the unit fails within 12 months of purchase by the end user, then A&H will offer parts free of charge for repair by the distributor.
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Bottom Panel Remove the bottom panel to access the inside of the unit.
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Disassembly If removing the Fader PCB, remove all fader caps and position the faders away from the edge to avoid catching.
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Disassembly Remove the front fader fixings when removing the fader PCB.
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Disassembly If removing the Surface PCB or replacing the screen, remove the rotary pots and nuts.
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12v Fader Motor Supply There is a separate 12 volt supply to the fader PCB to power the fader motors.
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Changing the Screen When changing the screen, disconnect the screen’s connection to the CPU before removing PCB’s.
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Changing the Screen Lift the CPU PCB upwards to remove, as connectors are placed between the CPU and Audio PCB.
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Changing the Screen Once the CPU is removed, remove the Surface PCB. Pillars labelled Pillar Plus Nyloc do not need to be removed. Pillars labelled Pillar Only must be removed.
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Changing the Screen Unclip the screen from the Surface PCB and separate the screen and bezel. Please note: The adhesive pad protectors on the back of the screen should not be removed. The screen should not be stuck to the Surface PCB.
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Channel LED’s On Qu-24 and Qu-32 models, LED lights are mounted on the Fader PCB and a rubber mat is placed between the Fader PCB and metalwork.
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Channel LED’s When replacing the Fader PCB, make sure the rubber mat is sat correctly to avoid pinching.
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Diagnostics A number of LEDs are placed on both the inside and outside of the console to help monitor activity and power. The blue LED on the rear of the unit should be on solid. If this is off, there will be an issue relating to power. The yellow LNK LEDs by the Network and dSnake ports should flash when a connection is made.
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CPU Diagnostics 1 – Test points for +3v3 rail, +8v rail and PWM for TFT screen. 2 – Host Alive, Yellow LED with heartbeat pattern 3 – USB Processor Alive, Yellow LED with heartbeat pattern 4 – FPGA Programmed, Yellow LED with heartbeat pattern 5 –...
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Firmware Firmware is available from the Allen & Heath website under the Software tab and is installed via a USB drive on the desk. Go to Setup > Utility > Firmware to install new firmware and view the current firmware version. You will need to format the USB drive under the Status/Format tab before placing the firmware on the drive using a computer.
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Hard Reset Press and hold the above keys whilst powering on the unit...
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Forced Reinstall of Firmware Please note: A hard rest Please note: If the .QUU should be performed firmware file is loaded into after a forced reinstall of a folder on the USB, the Qu firmware. will not see it. The file must be in the root of the drive.
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