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Yamaha RX-V795a Receiver
Help; My receiver shuts off for no reason. Thought it was too hot in cabinet, but does the same thing outside of cabinet. Any suggestions will be appreciated, Thanks
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thanks, but speaker wires are fine
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If it isn't what tony said, you might try disconnecting all connections and turn on and see what happens. All info you can supply might help others here help diagnose the problem, eg how long it stays on, was it being driven hard/was it hot when it initially went off, etc
If it isn't what tony said, you might try disconnecting all connections and turn on and see what happens. All info you can supply might help others here help diagnose the problem, eg how long it stays on, was it being driven hard/was it hot when it initially went off, etc
I did that and and it still shuts off. Longest it runs is maybe 10 minutes, no matter if it is dvd, blu-ray, cd, or tuner.
Its sounding like your receiver needs some repair.
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