Help! What does this mean?

[Serendipity]

So today I'm watching a DVD on my HT and all of a sudden I hear a loud BEEP BEEP BEEP and then everything turns off.

I look at my APC power unit and on the front, the "AVR Trim" LED is lit. I consult the manual for the unit and it states under the troubleshooting section:

"The Automatic Voltage Regulator (AVR) Trim LED comes on, indicating the unit is compensating for a high voltage level."

What could this mean and what's wrong?

[dkg999]

My first guess is that you had a voltage spike.

[Serendipity]

My first guess is that you had a voltage spike.

Could possibly be, but the warning light is still on. If it were a spike wouldn't the light be on for a short period of time?

[treitz3]

Is there a reset button?

[Serendipity]

Is there a reset button?

No.

It's not like some power strips that have a reset button on the side.

[BaggedLancer]

it means its gonna blow!!! DUCK! *ducks*

Kidding, APC brand? From my experience with any APC brand unit any warning light 80% of the time leads back to the backup battery within the unit. Check the voltage on the battery.

[Serendipity]

Checked the battery. It seems to be normal, 13.5V, and still holds a charge.

[wallstreet]

Git rid of it and listen in oblivious happiness.

[Serendipity]

Git rid of it and listen in oblivious happiness.

I don't think so...

Besides, I like power conditioning/surge protection for all my gear.

[BaggedLancer]

Have you checked the voltage coming out of the wall?

[Serendipity]

Have you checked the voltage coming out of the wall?

131V, with nothing plugged in to that circuit...

127-129V, with the projector and HT plugged in.

[Serendipity]

Is this a problem? Should I call the utility company?