Why does my stereo receiver shut off?

In many cases, premature shutoff of your unit can be caused by a problem with the speaker wiring between the receiver and speakers. A single strand of wire in the wrong place (causing a short circuit condition) will cause the unit to shut off at anything but very low volume levels.

How often does my Yamaha RX v673 cut out?

Sometimes it does so every 10 minutes, sometimes every 30 seconds. When it does cut out, the speaker icons disappear from the display of the receiver, and then return again just before the audio plays. I have tried using headphones, instead of speakers (speakers unplugged) – same problem.

What to do when your Yamaha radio shuts off?

Turn the receiver on, and turn the volume control up to about half way. If the receiver stays on, please go to Step 3. If the receiver shuts off right away, the unit will require service. Please consult with your dealer for further assistance.

Why does my Yamaha receiver shut off at 1 / 4 volume?

Yamaha receivers have a built in computerized protection circuit, which will activate in certain over-current conditions. This means that the unit is drawing too much current through the amplifier or power supply, and the built in computer turns the receiver off. This is designed to protect your receiver and speaker systems.

How often does the audio cut out on a Yamaha?

Basically, the audio cuts out for a few seconds and then returns. Sometimes it does so every 10 minutes, sometimes every 30 seconds. When it does cut out, the speaker icons disappear from the display of the receiver, and then return again just before the audio plays.

Sometimes it does so every 10 minutes, sometimes every 30 seconds. When it does cut out, the speaker icons disappear from the display of the receiver, and then return again just before the audio plays. I have tried using headphones, instead of speakers (speakers unplugged) – same problem.

What to do if your Yamaha receiver turns off?

Continue by disconnecting the L/R speakers and playing something loud. If the unit stays stable, check the L/R speakers and wires. If the unit still turns off, it’s the Center speaker & wires. – Disconnect speaker wires at both ends.

Basically, the audio cuts out for a few seconds and then returns. Sometimes it does so every 10 minutes, sometimes every 30 seconds. When it does cut out, the speaker icons disappear from the display of the receiver, and then return again just before the audio plays.

How to reset the decoder off warning on a Yamaha?

Then plug in the cable box and the receiver. Turn on and let it reboot. Then power on the Yamaha. This in most cases resets the Decoder OFF warning on Yamaha units. If you need further assistance, let me know. Still no sound. Same error message. Yes, not very clear. Yes, the manual advised to do that as well. Still no sound. I’m stumped.