Stereo Receiver Keeps Shutting Off at Minnie Wedge blog

Stereo Receiver Keeps Shutting Off. If your receiver keeps shutting down, that may indicate your receiver is in a hot spot. Unplug the unit from ac power, then press and hold the speaker a and speaker b buttons on the front of the receiver, and plug the unit back. If the unit still turns off, it's the center speaker & wires. Move the receiver away from other electronics , heating units, and direct sunlight. I then removed all speaker. I haven't been able to isolate what's causing the receiver to shut off. I have run it for seven hours straight sometimes, playing video games with a. Disconnect all speaker wires from the amplifier, see if it still shutting off. If staying on, reconnect one speaker at a time, turn volume levels up. Try running the auto speaker setup utility (plug in the calibration mic and it will prompt you to start) at a loud volume and see if. I removed the speaker wires one by one, from the back of the receiver, it still turns off within 15 seconds. If you have not touched things in 2 years, you are due for a ht.

If staying on, reconnect one speaker at a time, turn volume levels up. If your receiver keeps shutting down, that may indicate your receiver is in a hot spot. Try running the auto speaker setup utility (plug in the calibration mic and it will prompt you to start) at a loud volume and see if. Disconnect all speaker wires from the amplifier, see if it still shutting off. Unplug the unit from ac power, then press and hold the speaker a and speaker b buttons on the front of the receiver, and plug the unit back. I haven't been able to isolate what's causing the receiver to shut off. I then removed all speaker. I removed the speaker wires one by one, from the back of the receiver, it still turns off within 15 seconds. I have run it for seven hours straight sometimes, playing video games with a. If you have not touched things in 2 years, you are due for a ht.

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Stereo Receiver Keeps Shutting Off Move the receiver away from other electronics , heating units, and direct sunlight. If your receiver keeps shutting down, that may indicate your receiver is in a hot spot. If staying on, reconnect one speaker at a time, turn volume levels up. Try running the auto speaker setup utility (plug in the calibration mic and it will prompt you to start) at a loud volume and see if. I then removed all speaker. I have run it for seven hours straight sometimes, playing video games with a. I removed the speaker wires one by one, from the back of the receiver, it still turns off within 15 seconds. If the unit still turns off, it's the center speaker & wires. Disconnect all speaker wires from the amplifier, see if it still shutting off. I haven't been able to isolate what's causing the receiver to shut off. If you have not touched things in 2 years, you are due for a ht. Move the receiver away from other electronics , heating units, and direct sunlight. Unplug the unit from ac power, then press and hold the speaker a and speaker b buttons on the front of the receiver, and plug the unit back.