When I turn on the receiver continuously turns on and off. It's as if the power button gets "stuck" when you turn it on. I don't know anything about receivers but I did open up the case and cleaned out the inside with an air duster spray. I thought their might have been some dust collecting by the power button. Also, before I plugged all of the speaker cables back up I turned the receiver on and off several times without issues. When I turned it on after I plugged in all of the cables it worked until I changed channels on my TV and it started clicking on and off continuously.
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I have a Yamaha HTR-5630 AV receiver and recently every time the power button is turned on almost immediately it shuts off. Anyone know what the problem could be or how to fix this. I have two large front speakers a center speaker and a twelve inch Sony sub-woofer hooked up to it. I have a Yamaha HTR-5630 AV receiver and recently every time the power button is turned on almost immediately it shuts off. Anyone know what the problem could be or how to fix this. I have two large front speakers a center speaker and a twelve inch Sony sub-woofer hooked up to it.
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In this case, it is an important issue that what type of connection you've had between the amp and the TV (scart, s-video, rca, etc.) It seems to me that yours is an impedance issue. Refer to the user manual of the amp and check out the allowed or recommended impedance values, then buy appropriate interconnections.
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I have a Yamaha HTR-5630 AV receiver and recently every time the power button is turned on almost immediately it shuts off. Anyone know what the problem could be or how to fix this. I have two large front speakers a center speaker and a twelve inch Sony sub-woofer hooked up to it.
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