Yamaha HTR-3064 dont turn on dead

Change the batteries in the remote, You wore them out.

Sounds like you have degraded, failing capacitors. Take it in for service.

https://www.google.com/search?q=Yamaha+HTR-3064+slow+to+turn+on

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Capacitors worn or othrcircuits

Is the unit 100% dead or just part of it and yes you can use the same speakers if wired corrrectly.

Unhook the speakers and see if it does that. If it does then one or more speakers are bad. If that does not help a sensor circuit is bad or a driving transistor is bad

Htr-3064 reset power on - Fixya

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Jan 8, 2014 - htr-3064 reset power on My Yamaha HTR-3064 will not turn on at all. ... 'straight' button as you power up to go into "advanced" menu (under DILLIGAF's post.) ... Not sure if I needed to unplug everything, but I was about to .... How do I turn ofprotection mode on my optimus sta 3200 receiver digital No sound.

Turns on but no sound - Fixya

Yamaha HTR-5460 Repair Brief.mpg - YouTube? 15:04https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keaq2F4LrU4Feb 5, 2011 - Uploaded by Mark ZachariasThe Multimeter Junkie fixes an HTR-5460 with protectionproblems. ... Yamaha RX-V459DAB - Not powering ...Missing: 3064Yamaha HTR-5640 AV-Recei

According to this troubleshooting guide from your OM, it has some sort of "3-tries and then dies" circuitry that MAKES you take it to Yamaha service for repair/reset. Sounds like our auto\'s and the "check engine" resets...geez!

I had a Power surge in Brisbane this week and found my YAMAHA HTR-3064 AV receiver unresponsive. Thanks to the Squish22's post, I tried the above approach, which is also listed for another Yamaha model (RX-V667) Unfortunately nothing happened. Another post suggested holding the 'straight' button as you power up to go into "advanced" menu (under DILLIGAF's post.) This also did not work.
I thought I'd try pressing all 3 buttons and powering up, which worked a treat. so here's exactly what I did:

Yamaha HTR-3064 - Protection mode reset:

1. Remove the Power cord form mains power and wait 10 seconds.
2. Plug cord in and turn on wall socket power.
3. While holding down "info", "straight" and "tone control" buttons, press "main zone" power button. I got a click and it was good to go from there.

I had all of my speakers unplugged at the time and tested off the headphone jack before plugging all the cables back in again. Not sure if I needed to unplug everything, but I was about to dismantle and look for a fuse when I tried this method.
Saved me a new system / service fee. Hope it helps you too.
Thanks Squish22 and DILLIGAF for the head-start!

You can find the manual here...

http://usa.yamaha.com/products/audio-visual/av-receivers-amps/htr/htr-3064/?mode=model

Page 49

So is it totally dead? Or just no displays? What signs of life DOES it have?

Start on Page 93 of the manual and find your symptom.