Sir in order to power up your unit you have to check the parts inside because when you accidentally short the speaker connection it has already a defective parts. that's why yamaha service center did not reset the unit because it has a problem with the parts.
Sir if there is no light indicator that is flashing or steady light, possible that the fuse is blown of,try to remove the cover of your unit just follow the screw at the both side of the cover and at the back is the edge of the cover. If you remove the cover try to trace the ac cord it will direct you to the fuse. If you see the fuse try to observe the filament if only broken you can replace it but if the fuse is totally burned and you cant see the filament it indicates the theres is a shorted parts especially the power IC or transistor of your unit.
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Hi, 1.Press the "Master On/Off" (standby button) button on the receiver's front panel to turn it off.
4. Rotate the "Program Selector" knob to the right until you see "Initialize Cancel" on the display 5. Press the "Straight/Effect" button repeatedly until "Initialize All" appears on the display. 6. Press the "Master On/Off" button to turn the power off. 7. Press the "Master On/Off" button to turn the power back on. The receiver is now reset to its factory default settings OK
To reset the AVR to factory reset do the following
2. Press the "Straight/Effect" button and hold it down
3. Press the "Master On/Off" button while holding the "Straight/Effect" button. The "Advanced Menu" will appear on the panel's display. Release the buttons.
hi,
Can you tell me what did you mean by this ( Is there a reset procedure that involves pressing a series of controls?).
hi,
There is no other factory reseting procedure for yamaha Avr. Remember one thing first you have to press and hold the "Straight/Effect" and then press the standby button. Hold the two buttons pressed until (say for 5 to 8 seconds) "Advanced Menu" appear on the panel's display.
. "Program Selector" knob means Program knob
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The Problem with this solution is that it requires the unit to be powered on, which is the purpose of me posting in the first place. I need the procedure to power my unit back on.
The Problem with this solution is that it requires the unit to be powered on, which is the purpose of me posting in the first place. I need the procedure to power my unit back on
is there a procedure that involves pressing the correct series of buttons, just like in your first post.
thanks
Ajin_g
Just so you understand, I am not trying to reset my unit to the factory settings, I am trying to power up the receiver due to it going into a self protect mode to prevent damage to the unit from shorts. The procedure you first described is the procedure to reset the defaults, not the circuit protection. My unit will not power up at all (no display at all, even following the procedure you described,which i tried before shipping it to the factory and the resulting damage. This is normal according to Yamaha but they say it must be reset by factory technicians but I am searching for a way to reset my self to determine if the unit has any additional problems due to the damage it received during shipping to the factory. I do not want to waste money shipping back to factory for them to reset the circuitry only to be told that it is ruined due the shipping damage.
Thanks for your help
The service center did not attempt to reset the unit because there was obvious damage to the unit during shipment to them. While there may be a problem with the parts due to the damage caused during shipment, there is little chance that the unit was damaged due to the short with the speakers. In the owners manual and confirmed with communication with Yamaha, the unit will go into a protection mode after the third consecutive attempt to power on the unit. This is exactly what it did which leads me to believe that there is probably no damage to the unit other than perhaps a fuse to be replaced. Whatever the solution is, that is what I need to know.
Thanks
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