Onkyo a-sv210 reciever repair

Amp says "protected" after power up. already changed fuse

not fixed Jan 12, 2008

anytime I power up the word protect shows I have tried unplug the entire unit , tried holding videio 1 as I pushed the A button and have tried different componants still the same thing Help.
jimmy16 Feb 10, 2008

amp says "protected" after power up.
already changed fuse and still not working please let me know how to fix it

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Anonymous

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no, your output transistors maybe 2 of them are gone or the small power supply that feeds the other circuitry has become defective.

Posted on Dec 15, 2006

Scott Frye

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SOURCE: A-SV210 on protect mode

In a generic sense I would check all the speakers to make sure theyre connected at BOTH ends.

I'm not sure who makes your receiver but if I did, I might be able to give more input.

Posted on Mar 18, 2008

Francisco Mauricio G

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SOURCE: Onkyo Tx-v940 Receiver/Amplifier Protection Mode

Audio amplifier IC's damaged you need to change it.Good luck

Posted on Jun 11, 2008

Jacques Marin

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SOURCE: my onkyo receiver (tx8511) keeps going to protect

Hi there
To answer your question;
Your amplifier goes into protect mode when it detects a fault or condition that could damage the speakers and/or the output stage.
Often caused by shorted outputs.
Although this does`nt tell you much on how to fix this problem, the best help i can give you at this point is to tell you to have it looked at by a repair shop.
Hope this help good luck

Posted on Apr 18, 2010

Anonymous

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SOURCE: How do I reset from the amp protect mode Onkyo receiver TX-SR600?

How do I reset my amp / receiver from protect mode ?

Posted on Jan 29, 2011

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