Hi! On Friday I left home, receiver was in order, today I came back and turned on my receiver, but it wont start. It displays protect mode and then it turns off again. I removed all speakers and cleared memory. Nothing changes, it still starts in protect. Can I do something myself or do I need to go to SONY's dealer to get it fixed.
The units in the protect mode because the Microprocessor detects a large current being drawn by the amp. section of the reciver. This is a solid state unit and there are no user replaceable parts inside this unit. Unless you know how to trouble shoot sloid state devices then you should seek a pro to assist you with this repair. GOOD LUCK
Posted on Jun 25, 2006
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