Technics SA-DX940 I am having the same problem. It just started occuring and is getting frustrating I recently got a "Overload" display during running the amp. The message promps you to power-off the device. After truning amp back on it stay's powered up until I increase the volume; then shuts down again prompting me to "power off, overload"! Please help us

Anonymous Feb 07, 2008

i've had this reciever for 4-5 years, just moved , plugged it in and now its says 'overload turn power off'' just after i turn it on and try to turn up volume. i checked all the wiring and it is good

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Overload, usually means that is overloaded. i've had the receiver for about 4 or 5 years now and never had problems with it. It was sitting ontop on my tv for those 4 or 5 years, and i haver noticed it untill just recently, (when i bought a new tv and i had to get a stand for it, and i had to stick the receiver in it)that is runs very hot, very quickly; Maybe that is the problem you are having now, that the thins is older and maight be able to handle it as it id b4. Maybe you made some changes to your set up: new speakers, etc.

Posted on Sep 15, 2007

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