Problems with Samsung Blu-Ray home theatre BD1250 - Blu-ray Forum

eureka · 09-23-2009, 01:59 AM

Everytime I connect the Blu-ray player to the television using HDMI or component cables the fuse for a section of the house goes off. However I have noticed that if I do not connect the Blu ray to the television nothing happens, the blu ray, television, cable box remain on and the fuse is intact.

I have checked the HDMI connections on my television connecting it to my laptop.

Any suggestions would help.

Thanks,
-Imran

Schrute Farms · 09-11-2010, 05:24 PM

You need a better fuse in your breaker box. When my house was built, it had a lot of those GFI breakers for the master bedroom and my theater, but they kept tripping because they weren't made to handle the volts/amps that our HT stuff requires. We changed the breakers to regular ones (suitable for washers & dryers, etc...) and haven't had any problems.

09-23-2009, 01:59 AM	#1
eureka New Member Member since:Sep 2009	Problems with Samsung Blu-Ray home theatre BD1250 Everytime I connect the Blu-ray player to the television using HDMI or component cables the fuse for a section of the house goes off. However I have noticed that if I do not connect the Blu ray to the television nothing happens, the blu ray, television, cable box remain on and the fuse is intact. I have checked the HDMI connections on my television connecting it to my laptop. Any suggestions would help. Thanks, -Imran

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09-11-2010, 05:24 PM	#2
Schrute Farms Special Member Top contributor Member since:Dec 2007 Location:Central Wisconsin Home Theater Gallery:33 Blu-ray collection:387 Blu-ray reviews:19 Trading Score:31	You need a better fuse in your breaker box. When my house was built, it had a lot of those GFI breakers for the master bedroom and my theater, but they kept tripping because they weren't made to handle the volts/amps that our HT stuff requires. We changed the breakers to regular ones (suitable for washers & dryers, etc...) and haven't had any problems.

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