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Marantz Zs5300 only zone 3 seems to output

I have checked speakers etc and swapped them around and proved that only Zone 3 is outputting anything. Is this a known fault?

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  • jonathanbvi Oct 11, 2007

    Spoke with Marantz and they have agreed to fix it under warranty.



     



    Thanks for the responce.

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Knot a known falt may be only run 2 zones at a time

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