Sony STR-DG820 Receiver "reciever protect message" Questions

...PROTECT". I unplugged the reciever for a couple of days, hoping it would reset itself but it did not. The volume is set at 5. Is it repairable or I should buy a new one? thanks, Mirza Power Amp IC ...

reciever up and fuse looks ok. Activated protection circuitry means that the amplifier is seeing conditions it does not like and is shutting down the power to prevent further damage. Either you have a

...reciever except its power cord and turn it on. If it still goes into protect mode, then try to find a reset switch (not sure if this is on the Sony, some recievers have them). If it's NOT in protect ...

...protect mode. If, after trying the above mentioned, there's no message, some other possibilities are: - a bad speaker or speaker cable - a bad signal interconnection cable - a fault in any of the ...

...protect error. I've disconnected all speakers that were connected to the reciever and then turned it on, but I still get the same error message. Problem is in the amplifier output stage...there is ...

...reciever. I have been using it fine for a few years with no problems and it sounded great. I turn the unit on recently and a message was displayed on the unit that said PROTECT. After a few seconds ...

reciever message and interruption I am getting a stop in function, (CD, TV/DVD amplification, etc.( and a flashing message on the readout screen saying "protect". I have tried unplugging to reset and ...

...reciever It says PROTECT and flashes How do I reset it or is there a more serious problem? PROTECT, PROTECTOR or the letter P is flashing in the display of the A/V receiver. Solution Follow the steps ...

...reciever is saying on the display screen protect. what does this mean? That means that the receivers' overload protection circuitry has been engaged. Depending on the number that is also displayed ...

...reciever powerd off wont come on I have a VSX Pioneer. Somewhere either in the back of the rfeceiver or one of the speakers there is an errant wire touching the frame. Check the back of the receiver ...