Question about Yamaha RX-V995 Receiver

Yamaha RX-V995 5.1 problem playing DVD's loudly

Every time I put in a DVD and Turn the volume up, the reciever shuts off, I can turn it right back on, and it will play for a while and shut right back off. If I play the DVD at a normal lvl it works. Can anyone help?

Etiwandapool Dec 10, 2007

Same problem! Now it just clicks, but won't come on. I've checked the fuse and its okay.

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Try using the analog mine had a problem with the dac. have any questions email me at [email protected]

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