This receiver is infamous for loose connections inside of the unit due to corrosion, heat, cold or age. UNPLUG the unit from 120VAC, then open case. Disconnect and reconnect the connector from motherboard that goes to the thermister (heat sensor) on the big 120VAC transformer. It's right there on the top of the transformer, not hard to find. Then, disconnect and reconnect the smaller low power connectors which are located on the motherboard just to the right (if the front of the receiver is facing your belly) of the big 120VAC transformer. This may just fix your problem. Wiggling and disconnecting/connecting other connectors within this unit may cure a multitude of other symptoms, too...Just make sure and disconnect the unit from the mains and, as always, stay away from those large capacitors no matter what equipment you're messing with.
One or more of the audio output integrated circuits its bad needs to be replaced by a technician
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hi i'm having a lot of trouble with fixing my receiver...it turns on fine untill you push a button...then the display blinks a few times n then goes into standby..i'm not sure if im disconnecting and reconnecting the right connections..could you post some visual aids if possible or explain it better because i'm just a begginer..thx a lot
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