I have a yamaha home theater system and when i turn it on with no speaker wires in it it says on the front of the surround sound system speaker error is there anyway to fix the problem thank you scott

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check your surround sound settings. Switch the speakers and test it again. if the problem persist, take it to your store and ask them to test it.

It's in the manual.

Register and download the manual for free at retrevo.com

http://www.retrevo.com/support/Yamaha-HTR-5230-Receivers-manual/id/319dj893/t/2/

Are we really talking about a HTR-3063?

Register and download the manual for free at retrevo.com

http://www.retrevo.com/support/Yamaha-HTR-3063-Receivers-manual/id/23653ag915/t/2/

Strangely enough, that message is NOT documented in the HTR-3063 manual, but in another Yamaha manual (HTR-5063) it means the speaker being tested is believed to be Out of Phase, meaning wired incorrectly.

Your unit (HTR-3063) doesn

try unplugging it and pluggin it back in. and make sure no wires are touching that would make it shut down.

I am assuming this is the message that shows up from your receivers front display panel? It could be the receiver is telling you that you may have the neg & pos. wires crossed and in the opposite position either in back of the receiver speaker posts, or in back of the speaker terminals themselves. My Yamaha receiver has this nice feature where it will tell you when the speakers are "Out Of Phase" which describes the problem I have described here.

Just go back and make sure your wires are hooked up correctly, and use tape and a Marker to label pos. and neg so they will be easier to hook up next time you have to move the system, or decide to change some aspect of your system. I would then take the time to label every wire that goes to each speaker that you plug into the back of your receiver. This a BIG time saver........

Sounds to me like you have either your speaker wires crossed, the pos and neg are touching, or a pos is touching the case of the receiver.

surround receivers are supposed to be able to turn a stereo signal into a surround signal.  if the surround unit is producing just a stereo sound, then the tv is most likely outputting in mono, and not stereo; or there is no surround sound to decode..

it could be you need to put it in surround mode

This is probably a setting problem on your remote-the unit will ony give full surround sound on Movies like dvd-on TV you may not get all speakers going as the cable does not provide signals to drive all speakers-check your manual and change to the appropriate setting-pro-logic is bad for this-will not give sound to all speakers unless the signal tells it to.