I had my system on and it was working fine. I turned it off and went to work and now when i turn it on i can hear the amp kick on and then it turns right back off. I even unhooked everything and tried to turn it on with nothing hooked up and it still turns right back off. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks in advance.
Your unit is going into protect mode. More than likely it is an issue with a channel. Check the back and make sure your speaker wires are not touching anything they shouldn't be. Also check your speakers as well for any wire shorts. If all checks good, you probably have a blown channel.
SOURCE: pioneer vsx-d511 amp error
I've had the same problem for over a month and have yet to find the time to get to it. However, I there may be a fuse on the circuit board that needs to be replace. That's just my guess.
Hope it's the solution.
SOURCE: receiver problem
Try this, it may work for you.
1.)Plug the unit into your mains voltage.
2.)Depress the enter and advanced surround buttons (on the front panel of receiver) at the same time for
at least 2 seconds, you should hear the relay tick and front panel should light up.
SOURCE: Pioneer VSX-D412 AMP-ERR message.
Hello,
The AMP-ERR message in many Pioneer Receivers is caused by some DC in the output. The microprocessor then issues the warning and shuts the unit off. It is definitely not a relay switch. It could be the amplifier power pack, i.e. PAC011A or similar that is faulty or something else. Not easy to repair for the non- experienced DIY.
Good luck
SOURCE: Pioneer VSX-D411 receiver "Amp Error" message
Hello,
Unfortunatelly your receiver has failed. The front panel is telling you one of the power modules is probably bad. Not an DIY type of repair. These parts are near $40.00, plus cost of replacing.
Look at options to replace your trusted receiver with a new one.
Good luck
SOURCE: My pioneer vsx-519V-k amp won't turn on. Just
Have you checked within the set, the fuse and if the standby circuit is working. thre could be a failure of this sub votage which is required for the switch on of the main power. If you do not have any standby indication you must check this section, however if you arre getting the standby you would have a failed output or a shorting that is triggering the error amp to swtich off. If you are familiar with the circuits you can check but I would suggest that since you will need more experience to look into the main board for tracing the fault. In such case check for the service centre nearest to the place you are in using a google search for Pioneer - Audio systems- sevice. Helpful I hope. Good day.
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