Question about Yamaha RX-V463 Receiver
This is a common question on this site. Amps of all types have protection circuits to
keep them from doing a self meltdown. Testing follows this logic.
1. Remove all speaker wires.
2. Keep the volume down - all the way.
3. Turn the unit on.
4. If it does not trip off, then there is a problem either in a speaker or the wiring.
a. Reconnect one at a time until/unless it trips off
b. That will tell you where to look further.
If it does trip off, then there is an internal circuit issue in the amp and probably
requires professional help to fix.
Posted on Nov 10, 2010
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