Yamaha 5.1-Ch. Surround Sound Home Theater Speaker System "reciever turns itself" Questions

itself almost ALL the way up, and it still sounds weak. i'm not trying to shatter my windows, just get a nice full warm sound, but i'm barely getting anything out of it. i've tried the sub on multiple

...reciever- When I turn the power on, the unit stays on for about 3 seconds and then shuts itself off. So the power is running to the unit. Any ideas? try removing all the speaker cables and power back ...

...reciever- When I turn the power on, the unit stays on for about 3 seconds and then shuts itself off. So the power is running to the unit. Any ideas? Sounds to me like you have either your speaker ...

...itself, try to check it out). If it works well with an alternate signal source, the problem might be either in reciever or the signal cable that you use, but could also be something else. good luck ...

turns off by itself after 3 seconds. I have disconnected all the speakers and it still does it. I had the XM antenna plug come loose. In the process of trying to re solder it I had to remove the small

...turns on when an audio signal is recieved. A sutten surge of sound can often cause it to protect itself. If this does not solve the problem, then you might have a bad amplifier in he unit. You can ...

...check outputs, etc and a meter though. Hope that helps a bit. Best of luck sub woofer turns on by itself without reciever turned on.Loud sound form sub woofer nno matter which setting ised min to

...reciever it may elaborate on that theme. Generally speaking, an amp attempts to protect itself from heat, shorts, overloads and operator exuberance by refusing to turn on or stay on. Overloads can be ...

...reciever and i have to turn on and off a dozen of times cause its always showing the " overload"...can i have help on resolving this problem????? Power cycling will not solve anything and ...