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Receiver frying noise This receiver has recently began making a frying noise several minutes after it has been turned on. The noise can be heard over the speakers, but not if all of the speakers wires

...Could it be the power supply? Nope, power supply it would not even power up. The capacitors are ...

receiver Fried the last one a couple weeks ago. Assumed it was due to poor ventilation (it had something sitting on top of the vent) went out and got a pioneer the same day. It has played fine all the

looking for part number ''po 838AA'' Push to talk button, volume control circuit board. With price and where to get it. Thanks As far as I know, the BCD396T scanner does not have a push to talk button

receiver got fried by the voltage spike. If you have pull chain controls as well, you can remove the receiver and possibly be able to save the fan, but the capacitors, may have also been fried. If the

...volume all the way down, disconnect the speakers, and power it up. If it comes up OK, you've got a fried speaker (or bad wiring). If not - yep, you fried

receiver that stopped transmitting sound when a new component caused excessive volume. Is it fried? Or is there a way to reset it? It is very possible that you lost a channel and the uit is in protect

fried main board all video inputs from direct tv receiver show 'no sighal' except hdmi2 and board recognizes no sound inputs, can it be anything other than a fried main board call 

...fried... heard a pop sound and the audio stopped while watching tv. No sound from the receiver/surround system. Power button does nothing. It could be a relay that burnt out, they usually dont show ...

...circuit, and damage to components. Not a good thing for that board. Unfortunately, something is fried. So fried component could be replaced? Or which one should be