No power yo frount speakers - Yamaha RX-V2092

Hello,
Yes you can. If you have enough power and your speakers cannot handle it than you can blow them.
If you turn up the volume high enough to hear them start to distort, than its probably a good idea to stop there because if you go much further than yo can blow them. Another good thing to check it the power output of the amp and the power capacity of the speakers. This will give you an idea of what your system can handle.

1) plug the cable coming out of the satellite with the sub-woofer at the reat 2) plug the 3.5 cable jack coming out of the second satellite to the computer audio out ( generally green color connector ) connect the power adapter with the sub woofer
and you ready to enjoy the music. make sure yo switch on the the power adapter.

Unplug all the speaker wires and try it again, if the amplifier turn on
yo have a bad speaker, if the ampliier still in protection mode, check all the fuses in the amplifier and near the battery,
if they are ok you have a bad amplifier
good luck

well i think your talking about a car cd player most of them are all the same so

red is power when the key is on
yellow is Constant power
black is ground
blue is your remote wire - for amp or power ant
green and the green - black is your left rear speaker
purple and purple - black is right rear speaker
white and white - black is your left frount speaker
gray and gray - black is your right frount speaker

so on the speaker wires with the black runing down them is alway the neg and the solid color is pos

first you nead to unplug the dryer.next you nead to remove the lint filter and remove the two screws that are under it.now grab the top on both sides and pull it forward and up.roll top back and let it lay on back wall.look between the drum and the frount panal and remove the two 5/16 screws one on both sides.next pull the frount panal forward 6"and pull up on the frount panal.rotate the frount panal and let it rest on the side of the dryer.you do not nead to remove the wires from the door switch.next look under dryer drum and you should see the old belt.remove the belt.next place the new belt over top of drum,next with your left hand grab the frount top of the drum and lift it about 2"and with your right hand grab the drum belt and feed it under the drum.2/3 the way back.next lay down in frount of dryer and look under the drum.you will see that the idler assembly neads to be reinastaled in the slot in frount of motor.with your right hand hold the idler assembly and with your left hand you nead to feed the drum belt thrugh the idler assembly and over the moter pully.next you nead to replace the frount panal to the two clips one on each side at the bottom.next with your left hand push back on the drum and with your right hand push the frount panal forward and set the drum with the frount panal and replace the two 5/16 screws.next lower the top panal and replace the two screws and the lint filter.plug the dryer in and test unit out.

hey hey,

Dont have a diagram but if you wanna know the colours they are

Red - Accessory Power
Yellow - Battery+
Black - Ground/Chassis
Orange/White - Illumination
Blue - Power Antenna
Blue/White - Amp remote wire
Brown - Celluar phone mute lead

Speakers:

Front Right - +Grey -Grey/Black
Frount Left - +White -White/Black
Rear Right - +Purple -Purple/Black
Rear Left - +Green -Green/Black

Hope this helps you out

Kind Regards
Brad

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remove the top of the dryer, the bottom assess plate the console the frount panel the fbric despenser dwawer, unbolt the door latch best to remove the door from the frount panel pull arround on the lip of the seal the part that is holding it to the frount panel
once the frount of the seal is loose from the frount panel remove the frount panel and set aside
remove the spray tube from the rubber seal center top of seal
remove rear clamp
reinstall in reverse

measure the resistance on the speaker cables and see if they are shorted (less than 4 ohms) somewhere. Swap around the speakers and amp ouputs to isolate what is the cause.