I recently got this VSX-305 receiver from a friend we tested it at his house and it worked fine. I brought it home hooked it up to a sub and my pc. While using the 8 ohm sub the 6.3 watt fuse blew and the receiver wouldn't power on. I replaced the fuse with a 6 watt one and as soon as I turned the power on It blew Instantly not even a second between me plugging it in and the replacement fuse blowing. I again replaced the fuse and tried to do the same on a different outlet but it blew again. Is the .3 watt that much of a difference or is something Internally damaged. If so what could It be and how can I fix it
Try a different sub first, the fuse difference is not crucial but should try to use the one recomended by manufaturer
The sub was not hooked up when the second and third fuses blew.
The little standby light works still even though the fuse is blown.
The receiver slipped my grip and fell about an Inch before the fuse blew but I doubt shock could cause the issue.
it could have caused the issue, who knows. most of the time these things come unsoldered at critical points with age, anyone with good eyesight soldering experience can re solder a board and it's components. If you take the cover off and look inside (with the unit unplugged) you can usually see burnt spot or cracks around the feet of big heat producers like transistors or ceramic resistors, (usually big white ceramic brick like things). This is the only cost effective move that may fix it, if you see a diode or something that is burnt replacing it may work if something didn't fail in the circuit to burn it and it only failed itself. Putting it in a shop would cost more than it is worth. If you have a trade school or community college that has an electronics class sometimes they will work on it for a minimal fee however they take forever to get it back to you.
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SOURCE: 305-vsx
You need the remote...or a universal remote you can program to the VSX-305 to un-mute it.
SOURCE: No audio output from Pioneer VSX-D608 Receiver
If it's under warranty..get a new one.
It's an internal breakdown ...tech service only.
SOURCE: Pioneer VSX-D412 AMP-ERR message.
Hello,
The AMP-ERR message in many Pioneer Receivers is caused by some DC in the output. The microprocessor then issues the warning and shuts the unit off. It is definitely not a relay switch. It could be the amplifier power pack, i.e. PAC011A or similar that is faulty or something else. Not easy to repair for the non- experienced DIY.
Good luck
SOURCE: no power
Press TUNE+ & AUTO SURR/DIRECT keys continuously for 2 sec. and it will tell you the fault it encountered if the receiver is in otherwise working condition.
SOURCE: pioneer receiver vsx-d510 sub not working
Rear Surrounds are not supported on this unit, they would be the 6th and 7th channels in a 7.1 rig. I think you mean Surrounds (channels 4 and 5 in a 5.1 rig).
Lets ponder: How is there any relationship between Surrounds and your separately-amplified Subwoofer? I don't see it, unless you inadvertently chose OFF for the Sub definition when you were in the Speaker selection menus adding the Surrounds. Look again.
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