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Receiver shuts down after loud bang
I have a NAD T 773 receiver and it makes a loud sound like "bang" and shuts down completely. Could not operate from remote or front of unit. Red light upper left corner of unit came on. Powered down from front of unit and unplugged for a few minutes. Plugged back in and started unit with the remote and it turned back on. Sound was very bad so turned unit off with remote and back on again and sound was ok. This happened a few days ago for the second time and do not know when it will happen. Unit is enclosed and nothing is around or on top of it so there is good air movement. Unit is still under warranty but a massive pain to unplug all and replug again. Could it be a overheating problem? Should I take it in for service? Let me know what you think.
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Nov 27, 2007
- I have a Yamaha Natural Sound AV Receiver HTR 5630. It is about 4 years old. I have never had a problem until a week ago. There would be a loud crackling bang out of one of the speakers and then the unit would shut down. I would turn it back on and sometimes it would be fine and other times it would do the same thing within 10 seconds.We have had problems with a new microwave we recently bought. Sometimes when we start the microwave it will blow a fuse and shut down everything in the family room Receiver, tv, etc) Could this have fried the receiver? Please help.- swandizzle
Solution #1
posted on Sep 23, 2007
You said Unit is enclosed!!
Does that mean it is inside something?
Receivers & Amps need to have a clearance above them so air can circulate, otherwise you'll have an overheating problem.
You also might have some of your wires crossed which will cause the Amp to shut down. Look at all your connections and make sure they're correct, including speaker wires.
Does that mean it is inside something?
Receivers & Amps need to have a clearance above them so air can circulate, otherwise you'll have an overheating problem.
You also might have some of your wires crossed which will cause the Amp to shut down. Look at all your connections and make sure they're correct, including speaker wires.
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Solution #2
posted on Sep 25, 2007
You said it's bang and shut it off, try also to check the current requirment of your unit maybe current req can't stand for your loud audio..
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Solution #3
posted on Aug 11, 2009
No fix to this problem. When my T763 had the same symptoms I left it with the dealer who sent it on to service. It ended up being scrapped. So I'm afraid this is the end of your receiver unless your techies are better than the ones who worked on mine.
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