My Pioneer vsx-518-k will not power up,1 week before unit quit I had a problem with the remote turning it on/off.I would point remote at unit to shut it off and nothing would happen than 10 minutes later it would shut off.and then the remote would work fine.I had unit playing in my shop and went out and when I came back it was off.I checked fuse.disconnected speakers.still will not power up.
Hi annon nick i tried your advice it works and it indicated AMP ERROR and it shutdown i tried again pressing the buttons and it turns on and i manually turned it off and turned back and now its ok but im afraid to use it with the soeakers cause it maybe worse...hope to have a promp advise from you...thank you and happy new year
Thyat is called the protection mode, There is a internal problem with it when they do that,
SOURCE: no power
Press TUNE+ & AUTO SURR/DIRECT keys continuously for 2 sec. and it will tell you the fault it encountered if the receiver is in otherwise working condition.
SOURCE: receiver problem
Try this, it may work for you.
1.)Plug the unit into your mains voltage.
2.)Depress the enter and advanced surround buttons (on the front panel of receiver) at the same time for
at least 2 seconds, you should hear the relay tick and front panel should light up.
SOURCE: Pioneer VSX-D411 receiver "Amp Error" message
Hello,
Unfortunatelly your receiver has failed. The front panel is telling you one of the power modules is probably bad. Not an DIY type of repair. These parts are near $40.00, plus cost of replacing.
Look at options to replace your trusted receiver with a new one.
Good luck
SOURCE: Pioneer vsx-d902s
Hi Tracey
Most of these older machine had speaker switches on the front panel. Can you check what they are set to. It may be that both switches(A and B) are set in, or set out. this could present the problem you are having with no sound. turn on just one switch that corresponds the connections you have made on the rear (use speaker A) Another thing to check, is when you first turn on the amp, do you hear a relay click shortly after you switch on. If you don't hear this delayed click, then there may well be a problem in the output stages of the amp. If this is the case, then you will need to take it to a tech to have a look and see what has failed in the amp. Hope this info helps, if you have any questions, I am happy to try and help you further.
regards
robotek
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