Pioneer VSX-815-K Receiver "volume 40" Questions

...volume. I turn it up to 40 to hear at a decent level. I turn down to 10 and its like its at 0 (no volume at all). What is 40? Full throttle? What equipment do you have besides the speakers? Does the ...

...40. it was doing that till recently now the volume only goes to 34, it won't max out anymore. i have tried using the remote and the volume button on the dvd player. it just doesn't max out volume ...

...volume potentiometer on position 40-28 db J hear some rustle sound.Sometimes sound on left or right chanel disappear.When J knock on volume potentiometer sound come back. If J turn volume controler ...

...volume set to 40, where my max was 99. This was plenty loud enough. I always have trouble with Net Command and think that I was connecting/reconnecting some cables while the receiver was on standby, ...

...volume to 40. After a little while the volume starts dropping down. If you do not turn the volume back up the volume will eventually go to zero all by it self and turn off the system. HDMI Audio drop ...

...volume is all set fine and not in the red. Is this easily fixed or is it just an old age problem? thanks Anthony From your description, I would guess that the output stage of the amp is not working ...

volume to about between 40 and 28 causes receiver to turn off It sounds like protect circuit is kicking in due to excessive current. If an OHM meter is handy, check for shorts on your speakers. If not

...volume is turned up to 40? does it turn off and then back on repeatedly at higher volumes? if you back the bass off will it allow you to turn it higher? if so i would think your impedance is off ...

...volume knob. first take the knob off and there should be a nut that tightens. tighten if loose. if not spray w-d 40 or any kind of penitrating oil on the nut and around it. it will not mess it up,ive ...

...volume. They can be troublesome to locate. You can disassemble it and use a hand magnifier to look for cold solder joints. When you locate one, you use a 40 Watt soldering iron to reheat it and ...