REceiver states "over heat" on it. What is going on?

hi pawanh75,

thanks in advance for a very informative setup that you have.

Here are some of possible mods , only if you like and can DIY

( or have someone to help you )


• Using a 6 ohms impedance for an 8 ohm impedance amp clearly

denotes that it heats up the output stages.

(please forgive my very technical words)


• One way to lessen the heat is to install a blower .

Use a 220V blower on top of the receiver.

( air should be in going up direction ).


• Before I proceed further please indicate if having the speaker

connected and having a zero volume , and just letting the receiver

in an "On" state deliverately produce heat on the receiver, or just

when the volume is at medium to high level.


If it s running hot at zero level with speaker , please post.

If it is running hot even without speaker, post also


• It may also helps , if you have a powered subwoofer ( for the low's),

and set settings on your receiver to "small"


Let me know what you find to help you further.

so when all speaker wires removed and receiver on it still will go into protect mode and shut down? if so then it has to be heat is to great where you have your receiver placed. move your receiver from heat area and try to see if it keeps happening. another thing is you haven't stated if speakers are right for your system and or if ohm of speakers are right for your system. if the speakers are a lower ohm then what your system requires then you will put more demands on your system and cause more demand on receiver and create more heat in amp and it will shut down especially faster when you have it close to heat source. also speakers crackling is also a sign of too small of speaker gauge wire used which can also put demand on receiver and cause same problems.

go to Where To..... Address.... on bottom of screen it will say Change State / Province put your

State back

go to the where to tab, then address, then select state. you should have to options there. one is your state, the other is other states.


bill

It could be that you dont have the complete states installed

As far as actual temperature,no but the receiver should be warm. Enough heat will be produced to generate a strong warm sensation but if your hand gets to the point of being uncomfortable to being held on the receiver or it feels that it may burn you it is definitely getting to hot. Causes of overheating are usually caused by obstructions to the air flow vents on the receiver therefore there must be at least a three inch clearance around the receiver. If you keep the receiver in a confined space or place something on top of it it may cause the receiver to overheat also. I have never been given an actual temperature reading for the DVR under any circumstances. Please let me know the outcome of your issue. If you need further assistance please contact me. Thanks for using Fix Ya.

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In rare cases, the FreePulse Headphones may loose synchronization with the receiver. If this occurs the following steps will re-establish the connection by putting both the headphones and the receiver in discoverable mode (actively searching for another bluetooth device it can connect to).
Putting the headphones in discoverable mode:
Press and hold the power button (located next to the charging port on the right earpiece) on the headphones. The LED on the button will go through three states in this order:

• Blinking Red
• Off (continue to hold. the LED will be off for several seconds)
• Alternately blinking red and blue. (The headphones are now in discoverable mode and you can release the button at this point. The headphones will remain in this state for 30 seconds).

Putting the receiver in discoverable mode:
Press and hold the power button (located on the side of the receiver opposite the headphone jack).The LED on the button will go through three states in this order:

• Blinking Red
• Off (continue to hold. the LED will be off for several seconds)
• Alternately blinking red and blue. (The reciever is now in discoverable mode and you can release the button at this point. The reciever will remain in this state for 30 seconds).

Re-establishing the connection:
To re-establish the connection between the headphones and the reciever, put the headphones and the receiver in discoverable mode at the same time. It will take a few seconds for the two devices to establish the connection. Once the connection has been established the LEDs on both the headphones and receiver will glow solid blue.

Quote from LOGITECH official site:
In rare cases, the FreePulse Headphones may loose synchronization with the receiver. If this occurs the following steps will re-establish the connection by putting both the headphones and the receiver in discoverable mode (actively searching for another bluetooth device it can connect to).  
Putting the headphones in discoverable mode:
Press and hold the power button (located next to the charging port on the right earpiece) on the headphones. The LED on the button will go through three states in this order:

• Blinking Red
• Off (continue to hold. the LED will be off for several seconds)
• Alternately blinking red and blue. (The headphones are now in discoverable mode and you can release the button at this point. The headphones will remain in this state for 30 seconds).

Putting the receiver in discoverable mode:
Press and hold the power button (located on the side of the receiver opposite the headphone jack).The LED on the button will go through three states in this order:

• Blinking Red
• Off (continue to hold. the LED will be off for several seconds)
• Alternately blinking red and blue. (The reciever is now in discoverable mode and you can release the button at this point. The reciever will remain in this state for 30 seconds).

Re-establishing the connection:
To re-establish the connection between the headphones and the reciever, put the headphones and the receiver in discoverable mode at the same time. It will take a few seconds for the two devices to establish the connection. Once the connection has been established the LEDs on both the headphones and receiver will glow solid blue.

Do this and Freepulse will be pleased.