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UNCONTROLLABLE SURROUND VOLUME

My receiver has a broken main volume control knob and I use a remote for this. However sometimes when reducing or increasing volume there is a sudden burst of volume, ie it increases automatically to the maximum. Volume of the centre and surround channels plays at maximum even though you reduce it to minimum. I have since stopped connecting any speaker to these channels. What could be the cause?

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  • Anonymous Jan 17, 2009

    I have a simular problem but when it works all of a sudden I'll get a very loud burst of buzz sound and sometimes a crackle just before that if i lightly tap on receiver or on volume I get crackle sound and it goes away or that very loud buzz sound?

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Bad solder connections and or dirty controls.

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