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ben Aye Posted on Dec 10, 2006
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Should I just Buy a new one?

Hello I have owned this reciever for about 3 years now. My problem is that the reciever shut off by it self a couple months back after unplugging and plugging back in the reciever continued to work fine. But just the other day the reciever cut of and will not turn back on. I tried unplugging and plugging back in but all I hear is a clicking sound as if the reciever is trying to turn on but will not. Also after a few attempts the clicking sound completely stops.I also disconnected all devices from reciever but no luck. It does not smell as if anything is burnt out. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanx in advance.

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  • stache Dec 17, 2007

    Have owned receiver for about 3 yrs. with minimal use.It keeps shutting off.I sent it back for repair.They said it didn't do it for them.I get it back and still does it.Any ideas where I can purchase new receiver?Thanks

  • Anonymous Nov 14, 2008

    UNIT WILL NOT POWER ON

  • Anonymous Apr 17, 2009

    We turned it off one day after listening to music. It didnt come back on after few days. Not its just collecting dust. I really wish somebody could help me out.

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You have a bad power supply or the audio output circuit has a short in it. You are correct by saying its probably betterv off getting a new unit. Most likly cost you more then a brand new shiny unit would . Good Luck PS Please do not forget to rate this thread

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