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Re: The audio cuts out frequently from one to four...
Try to check the speaker of your tv there might be a problem take it out from the tv and connect it to other amplifier when testing lower down the volume of the amplifier to avoid over drive to the speaker.
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four power wires, used mainly in CCTV installations. The cable may power distant cameras (each two wires can be connected in parallel), or be used for cameras equipped with audio module (one pair can power the camera, second - transmit audio).
Hi i just would to know if you did try to connect your TV by HDMI to test if your optical output of your reciever/amplifier have some problem. In second time yes maybe you can have an overheating problem, just take a look at your grid and maybe a clean-up will be necessary. I don't think your amplifier have a fan.
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Four blinks - No vertical Deflection (V STOP), Screen goes to a single horizontal line then the video signal muted. Check for any loose sodering points at the vertical output section.
Don't keep in nutral position (50%) since the cut off and cut on ma be frequently. But your thermostat seems to be faulty as per your statement. Replace it.
try to unplug each speaker one by one while playing it. There can be a defective speaker that grounds out at the speaker terminal or internally causing the amp to go into protection causing all the speakers to go out.
my 2009 does that when my blue tooth phone that is paired to my gps device is in operation. when receiving or placing calls my gps uses the radio as a hands free device. it mutes the radio so the call can be heard. don't know why it would be doing that if you didn't set it up that way, but that is the purpose.
Its possible this could be resolve without taking the tv back. Make sure it's not the source. IE cable box, xbox or ps3 etc. Try swapping out wires. If all else fails, then one board should be the culprit. I believe (If my memory serves me correctly) the name of the board in the A-board. The input board. If its under warranty, then you may want to call for service.
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