Why does my Yamaha RX v677 have an internal error message?
Why does my Yamaha RX v677 have an internal error message?
That will probably be a shorted speaker cable or bad speaker. If the error message still occurs with all input and speaker wires disconnected then the message is accurate that the problem is internal to the amp.
Why did my Yamaha rx-v471 receiver die?
Yamaha RX-V471 died on me and sorry to tell you, it wasn’t a power surge. And even if it would have been one, my whole system is plugged in a APC Back UPS 1300W and it is still going on strong. So my AV was working in the best conditions.
Why does my Yamaha decoder show PCM instead of DTS?
When watching a Blu-Ray (played through a Yamaha BDS473) through my Rx-v473 receiver, the decoder is always displaying as PCM where as I believe it should be showing DTS HD, meaning I’m not actually getting HD sound? Tried altering the settings in the Blu-ray player.
Why does my Yamaha receiver keep blinking red?
Usually when the receiver is in need of a reset, you usually see at least a blinking red light. Here is a possible explanation. When you operated the receiver during a period of very low voltage you caused the receiver to draw more current that it could handle, causing overheating.
That will probably be a shorted speaker cable or bad speaker. If the error message still occurs with all input and speaker wires disconnected then the message is accurate that the problem is internal to the amp.
Yamaha RX-V471 died on me and sorry to tell you, it wasn’t a power surge. And even if it would have been one, my whole system is plugged in a APC Back UPS 1300W and it is still going on strong. So my AV was working in the best conditions.
When watching a Blu-Ray (played through a Yamaha BDS473) through my Rx-v473 receiver, the decoder is always displaying as PCM where as I believe it should be showing DTS HD, meaning I’m not actually getting HD sound? Tried altering the settings in the Blu-ray player.
Usually when the receiver is in need of a reset, you usually see at least a blinking red light. Here is a possible explanation. When you operated the receiver during a period of very low voltage you caused the receiver to draw more current that it could handle, causing overheating.
