Top 20 Yamaha HTR-5560 Receiver Questions & Answers

If your receiver has a metal cabinet you can use any of the screws that hold the cabinet on.

Check you speaker wire connections and make sure they are properly connected and make sure the wires are not flipped +/-

That is a real problem, the remote is vital to the settup. Go to www.ebay.com Type: make and model you may get lucky, this is one of the few sites that sells old and the new products that you normally don't see.

Hi, Look under and on the back of the unit. You may find where it was made and the year. if not the serial # may help you too. Last 4 digits.

please try to find new firmware for this model, I guess it is HDMI version compilable problem. maybe after update firmware could fix your problem

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just check by fault switched of the frond speakers. power on the receiver play some thing listen sound is coming from the other speaker except frond. press the speaker A button in frond of the receiver. listen is it become on. if not got to the menu of ur receiver surf for speaker configuration . find out the whether the frond speaker is off. if it off turn it on.

Sounds like the unit is set to shutdown if it detects a short in the amplifier. The problem can be within the supply but it is most likely in the amp section of the unit. Transistors will go out over time and need to be replaced. Find a local repair shop and have them estimate the repair for you. the cost on something like this can be in the 70.00 range depending on shop rates in your area and the extent of the problem.

probably in protect! will need the amp tested as
it may have a channel out!

Your unit have had detected a fault and enter the protect mode. To determined, what exactly wrong with it, you will have to take it to Yamaha authorized repair facility.

Have you checked the MUTE function?

NEVER turn the volume up more than half-way for any sound problem. Otherwise, if you suddenly find the switch that's out of position you could blow your speakers.

What converter?

What channels, what source(s)?

Only way to fix this problem, is to replace volume encoder. Ease repair and inexpensive part.

You may have blown a fuse. Take off cover and see if you have a blown fuse. If not blown, it maybe a blown circuit board.

sounds like you have the polairity reversed on the speakers
and yes it does make a difference
check polairity also make sure unit is well ventelated
you wouldnt use your compouter if it was inside a card board box
so make sure the reciever can breath also
recievers get too hot and they start blowing chips off the board

Try Removing The Batteries And Hitting Each Button On The Remote Once Then Put The Batteries Back In And Try It Again.

It appears that the composite video in/out is not working. I didn't have a TV with an S-video to test with. Since there were only two video devices for input, I routed their composite video output to an a/b switch. Works great, and sounds great.......

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friend of mind had the same model # and he give me the color band for the resistor

I own this unit also and have found that it is very sensitive to speaker wire shorts. Please recheck all speaker connections to make sure you have no "stray wires" touching someplace to make a short.

Did you use Midi files when creating the Sound Track? If so your encoder may not have had the software to translate the Midi to the Mpeg2 sound track. Will it play back on other devices or just the Yamaha?

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