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chris mckee Posted on Mar 10, 2017

NAD T763 shutting down in certain modes

When listening to channel music (in DVD mode) or satellite TV, the sound from my front speakers shuts off and I have to turn the reciever off and back on again to get sound again. I am using a seperate 2channel amp to power my mains, and I had that unit serviced to make sure it was OK after a problem with one of my speakers. The receiver does just fine when in 7.1 EXT surround mode and plays all night with not a hint of problem. It only shuts down when in 2 channel mode. On two occasions, it also froze up and would not respond to remote control commands or by pushing buttons on the unit directly. NAD technical support had me do a factory reset, but the problem persists. I need to know if it is a receiver problem or an amp problem. I am fairly certain it is the receiver, but am looking for a second opinion. Also, switching from one "mode" (DVD, Satellite,EXT 7.1) there is an audible "thump" from my front speakers. Please help!

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Anonymous

  • Posted on Oct 27, 2007

SOURCE: Right surround channel not working in some modes

I had the same problem with the right channel.    It turned out to be a broken wire inside the receiver; it can be found connecting from the main PCB to the card for the 5.1 board.    After repairing the broken wire, it has worked fine.   

 

The harness connects the 5.1 low level signals to the board which are then redistributed to the amplifier section.     It is a bundle of wires in gray casing and with red, black and white wires (with shielding).

 

Find the offending wire, repair or replace and it should be fixed.

 

Hope this helps

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jan 29, 2011

SOURCE: NAD T763 - i turned it on and all the lights on

Have you tried doing a factory reset?

1. With unit powered ON, press the VIDEO and TONE DEFEAT buttons.
2. Display will show "AH RESET DONE".
3. Power off (from rear panel switch) and back on.

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 20, 2011

SOURCE: NAD T-763 receiver. cannot get

Have you looked at the manual? There is no internal source that would produce 7.1 audio other than the test tones. Attach a multichannel source according to ITS manual.

Register and download the manual for free at retrevo.com

http://www.retrevo.com/support/NAD-T763-Receivers-manual/id/8043bh646/t/2/

henrikspc

henrikspc

  • 1 Answer
  • Posted on Dec 17, 2012

SOURCE: How to reset a NAD L54 DVD reciever?

This is the technical solution, you have to open the unit:
Locate IC33 and connect pin 6 to ground, connect power, and then remove the ground connection at pin 6.
The unit will then boot up in factory default.

Henrik Pedersen

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