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Shows to be stuck in Standby.

My receiver has been working fine for about 3 to 4 years; I recently moved and set it up again with all the same items it had before. About 1 day after I had it hooked up it was playing from the tuner and when I walked by it suddenly turned off. I went to hit the power to turn it back on and what I get is the ?Stand by? light above the power button flashing. When I hit the power button on the remote or directly on the stereo the light turns solid red for a bit then goes back to flashing. I unhooked everything from the receiver including the speakers and tried again it did not work. I tried unplugging it from the wall for 30 seconds (usually resets electronics) and plugging it back in. no change. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

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  • Stephen Archbold Mar 20, 2007

    Thanks for the Solution Techman, I accidently click on average for the little rating thing, I did not mean to.

    I will have a look and call Pioneer Support, If I can ever get home from work to catch them while they are still receiving calls.

  • Stephen Archbold May 30, 2007

    BlueDog 2 you sir.. are the man!!!

    the system came up with out trouble and is working perfictly again!

  • Stephen Archbold May 30, 2007

    BlueDog2.... you sir, are the man!!

    I tried what you suggested and the system came on and works 100%!!!

  • KORG121 Dec 16, 2007

    Hi,

    I have exactly the same problem with my pioneer receiver, and I would greatly apretiate any help you can give me._ Thanks a lot

    Daniel

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Hold down the enter button and the advanced surround button for 5 seconds or so and the amp will restart, the display will come up and hopefully it will be ok. its often caused by using speakers under 8 ohms, or damaged speaker cables etc

Posted on May 28, 2007

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    Wanda Wyatt Apr 06, 2013

    Sorry Bluedog--I tried this several time and it did not work.

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Hold down Advanced Surround and Enter at the same time for a few seconds

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    Wanda Wyatt Apr 06, 2013

    I tried it--it did not work. Thanks

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If a unit suddenly shuts down and there is no sound most of the time that indicateds there is a fault in the amp circuit of this reciever. these are solid state printed circuit boards and you will need the knowledge on how this amp circuit works. Depending on what the problem is will determine if the reciever is worth repairing or not. Generaly, if a reciever is over 4 years old it would not be wise to drop any money into it as the capacitors and components in this unit are starting to get weak and will start to fail one by one, you will start nickle and diming the thing. Time I think to go out and shop for a new reciever, unless of course you get a service manual and know how to work on solid state printed circuit boards. Good Luck

Posted on Mar 20, 2007

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    Wanda Wyatt Apr 06, 2013

    Hi Larry, I know how to do some. I need to find the service manual on it.

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