Sony STR-DE945 Receiver "av reciever speakers" Questions

...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 ...

Reciever turns off just purchased the Onkyo TX-SR606. The whole unit turns off when the volume exceeds 39. Ive set the volume limit to 79 in the speaker settings. Powering off usually points to issues

reciever have separate speaker switches? Try turning off the speakers and turning on the amp. If it doesnt have speaker switches , make sure ALL the speakers are connected at both ends and try turning

Yamaha Reciever rx-v461 Yamaha Reciever, is connected to directv box and tv, tv will show picture but speakers will not play sound it will only playsound for radio not tv. don't know

...AV Reciever I Had the same problem. It occurs when you have a speaker wire touching something that it shouldnt and and you are grounding out the system. The system is going in to protect mode to keep ...

...av reciever HT-R500..manual says "amplifier protection circuitry has been activated".."contact Onkyo"..I seen one solution about blown fuse and opened reciever up and fuse looks ok. Activated ...

...AV receiver i want to send audio throught the reciever to the TV... it is hooked up with HDMI and does not allow audio to pass through the receiver other than to the stereo speakers. Is there a ...

...on my receiver? Sure!... If you want to set the unit and your speakers on fire! Recievers/amps have protection circuits to prevent pure DC voltage of the power supply from going unmodulated to ...

...av surround reciever vr-209 fuse is not bad i unplugged it to try to reset it but it didnt work either HI... Check to see that all the speakers are firmly connected at BOTH ends. Also,if the receiver ...

...av home theater receiver how do i resolve this problem Protect on any reciever usually means that it has reached its maximum capacity of volume (known as clipping) and at the reciever is now ...