Home stereo receiver

Could be a voltage, volume from preamp or the wiring on the speakers is crossed

Is there anything on top of the av receiver? Try and run the reciever so that it has enough cooling. B) Allthough overload, there is a possibillity it is causes by speakercables who are shortcircuiting once in a while. Usually somewhere at the back of the reciever or speakers.

did u smell anything if so or seen a little ssmoke or they were hot if u felt them then they are fried.

Have you tried disconnecting all the speakers and inputs and turn it on?
If it still shuts off you have an internal problem, if it stays on, connect one item at a time until it shuts off and that is the problem.

check if your speaker match your amp, and dont pump it until it hurt, easy on the volume, maybe your amp has an auto-protect circuit that automatically shuts it off when it senses overloading

Sounds like system overload, Your stereo system has a protect on the amp to keep it from overload, so if it is shutting off you may need to unhook all your speakers, check all of you positive and neg wires and make sure all reds and blacks go to the right spot. Try lowering the bass and check to see if a certain speaker is the cause you may have two wires crossed. This is normal for some newer amps, They used to put fuses in these amps now it has a protector built in to make sure you don't blow out your channels. You may have a blown speaker in the mix that is causing this also you can try using crossovers on all your speakers.

It chirped because the bearings were worn out, then it froze up and isn't moving any air. Get it replaced. DO NOT run the unit if it keeps overloading or you will have a bigger problem.

An amplifier should never be turn on without speakers, it will overload internally.
make sure speakers work and try again.

The overload is the same as protect mode. Remove the speaker wires and turn the unit back on. If the message remains, there is a problem internal to the unit in the final stage of the amp.

Please let me know the results of the test above.

Thanks,
Dan