20 Most Recent Pioneer VSX-D912 Receiver - Page 4 Questions & Answers

Hi, Please check that the mute button on the device or any associated remote control is not stuck in the down/pressed position. If not, then please switch the sound source and test the device for sound again. Otherwise, we can move onto a power cycle of the device. Thank you.

FL OFF could indicate a problem with the power supply or the cooling fan inside the receiver. Try unplugging the unit to reset the error code. If the error persists, the receiver needs to be serviced. If the Pioneer VSX-90 is still under warranty (1 year), contact the manufacturer. Otherwise, decide if it is worth fixing (including the shipping costs and minimum service fee). I wish that I had better news for you. (There are service manuals available for sale online. I know nothing about these vendors.) Cindy Wells

There may be a problem with the stereo itself, or with the power supply. If the stereo is plugged into an outlet, try plugging it into a different outlet to see if that makes a difference. If the problem persists, you may need to consult a stereo repair specialist.

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Old technology and new technology often don't mix. Your television is new and geared up for Bluetooth and HDMI, your old surround sound system is composite video and audio. You need to test the television with something else, and then check the surround sound with a different input. If they both work then you know it is a compatibility issue. Your best bet is a new Bluetooth Sound Bar that is as good as the television.A similar issue was posted here yesterday, so you are not alone.https://www.fixya.com/support/t29896811-jvc_rx_6018v_not_working_tv..

Your pioneer receiver should pickup radio signals. Set the receiver to fm and make sure volume is up and mute is not on. Installing an antenna will bring in more stations.

Hi, Please double check that you've adjust the volume on the speaker and test sound with multiple sources (ie CDs, DVDs etc) to ensure that the volume/sound issue is cause by the speaker and not the item that it's attempting to play. You can also check for any disconnected wires going from or to the speaker. Thank you.

Have you solved ???? Thanks .. I have the same problem

Smash it against the wall then buy a new unit from best buy, they have a great return policy.

I don't have a stand-alone cd recorder but like many people I have burned discs on the computer and had many disappointments. While some disc drives are clearly better than others, for no apparent reason, there does seem to be more reject discs with some software than others. Particularly disappointing is the Nero burning software that performs well when it is first installed but seems to deteriorate fairly quickly with every computer restart. I know nothing about such things so I am only guessing the cause might be that Nero displaces some Windows components and Windows seems to try repairing itself when booting. Like most things these days, especially digital things, your cd recorder is in fact a computer that depends entirely on the software loaded into it, software that could degrade or become corrupted over time. While it is possible the disc drive (laser perhaps) has become less potent it wouldn't be unreasonable to suspect the software and I suggest you contact Panasonic. It is probable, like many things requiring software, early versions were found to have problems and would be periodically updated.

hiKNOW most technical words , as in difference of CARTRIDGE OR stylus (or needle) inside it, are not used clearlyThis page https://audiokarma.org/forums/index.php?threads/purchased-pioneer-pl-950-new-to-vinyl.543166/gives a cartridge substitute: "For cartridges I have seen many recommend the Audio Technica at-95e."Before buyin see- https://www.audio-technica.com/en-us/at95e for the cartridge.A needle only ebay- Enhanced Elliptical Stylus Needle Audio-Technica ATN95E AT95E Cartridge 710-DE

I would check two things... First make sure your wires are not connected in reverse order from the speaker to the cassette deck. Second I would check for a short in the wire between the speaker and the cassette deck. You can do this relatively easy with a fluke meter. That's all I can think of hope it might help

You are aloud to post pictures of the back of your receiver. It would be easier to explain with pic.

Hello, it should disconnect external speakers when plugging the headphones. Models like vsx456 does come with speakers on/off settings but not vsx323k. You might be experiencing headphones defectiveness or even vsx323k plug being defective.

Question edited for clarity and spelling *receiver (I before E except after C) *message (2 x s) Remove the unit and take it into a Pioneer Service Centre. That Power Loop often happens with overheating or Firmware issues, . ..

Not a fuse for the speakers. There is a protection circuit in the unit that shuts off the audio amp if there is a problem with the speakers drawing too much current.

a good good run, most never get that far, never serviced. 1981 actual; using RCA rear jacks mark PLAY? both speakers? L and R>? CD, all CDs low. but is FM radio low too>? there is no CD player there, on board so if FM is ok and AM then your CD player not told is bad. OR????? CDDA real music disks (brick store bought off shelf) or or CD with a bunch of MP3, or WAV or FLAC files? is CD-r disk , SUN wrecked, not kept in dark not used. oops. CD_R are easy to wreck in sun say parked on a window ledge. all mine are good back to the first CD-R ever made and have hundreds here.. buy new BluRay player and it does them all, no more weak laser do not use phono jack or that will put the preamp into saturation or the AGC there to go nuts. use only tape or aux , play jacks phono is only for phonograph weak weak mag cartridges tell what is there all and get better answers can go back 1960s and tubes, sure can. (old as dirt me)

google Remote for Pioneer HTD520, there are several on line. amazon has new one.

Not meaning to resurrect an old thread, but I had the same issue and found the culprits after a few hours of fiddling around. The autoplay was dropping the needle close to the middle of the record and then picking it up again and returning indefinitely. I'll leave this here for anyone else who has this issue. The auto drop adjustment is not what you want to be messing with, but you need to take the bottom main assembly out and focus on the parts in the attached pictures. These two parts are screwed onto the largest/main cog on the main assembly. Mine were gummed together with old grease. They are easily removed and cleaned and relubricated. The two shafts on the PU assembly are meant to move independently - mine were again stuck together with old grease. I worked them loose and applied some new lubricant. After cleaning these parts it worked perfectly again!