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Home Theater => Audio => Amplifier => Topic started by: firestorm on Sep 26, 2018 at 03:21 PM
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Hi, I was watching a movie 2 nights ago and after around 1hour 10mins of the movie my 8+ year old yamaha receiver turned off. I tried pushing the on button nothing happened after a few minutes I pulled the plug and plugged it right back in and it turned on. I watched about another 20 minutes then it turned off again.
So the next day I took off all speaker connections and turned on the receiver with nothing connected. It was on for about 2 hours and 40 minutes then turned off tried the plug pull it would turn on but turn off right away. I let it rest for about 20 mins then turned it on again. this time it lasted about 1 hours 15 mins before turning off again.
I took off the chasis and inside the dust was really accumulated. I'm thinking it's causing it to overheat and activate it's protection mechanism.
Any ideas or suggestions on what I should do? can you suggest a place I can bring to have it cleaned.
Thanks.
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PM Markcrenz
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PM Markcrenz
I thought of that, but read from the forum that he is currently unavailable to do any repairs.
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I thought of that, but read from the forum that he is currently unavailable to do any repairs.
ah, kaya pala di nasagot sa text ko si master hehe
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gumagamit ka ba ng Automatic Voltage Rgulator maselan ang Yamaha sa voltage Irregularities.
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gumagamit ka ba ng Automatic Voltage Rgulator maselan ang Yamaha sa voltage Irregularities.
yes, meron voltage regulator. My guess now it's overheating since it shuts down after a while of turning it on and the on time lessens when I use more speakers. I tried with no speakers, 2 speakers and 5.1 speakers. Or worst case, some capacitors are starting to fail.
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I took off the chasis and inside the dust was really accumulated. I'm thinking it's causing it to overheat and activate it's protection mechanism.
Any ideas or suggestions on what I should do? can you suggest a place I can bring to have it cleaned.
Thanks.
Get a soft brush. Open the chassis. Put an electric fan beside the amp. Brush of dirt.
Operate amp and observe.