Yamaha RX-V2600 Receiver - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

The whole service manual is online at https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1183691/Yamaha-Rx-V2600.html?page=16#manual I left it on the page dealing with firmware. So you can update the firmware with a computer and the right cable. Be advised though it might give you issues if the CMOS is corrupted, Read the whole service guide.

You have to use Component Video on this unit. HDMI will not "Handshake" and pass thru. This was HDMI's first version "1.1a" and there is no fix. Use your receiver to switch audio via Coaxial or optical then use HDMI directly from BLURAY etc to your TV. The downside to this is how many HDMI inputs your TV has. It's an awesome receiver! Don't blame Yamaha!!! This issue is directly attributable to "HDMI" and their race to shelves before truly field testing the product. The current version of HDMI is 1.3b and soon to be 1.4 which includes ethernet capabilities.
I hate to be the bearer of bad news! If you would like an "in depth" look into the world of HDMI issues, Google HDMI problems or HDMI forums, and you can read for hours. Hope this helps

Sounds like a speaker wire is shorting out, check there are no breaks and/or positive and negative terminals on the amp and speakers are the right way around

If it is plugged in to a working outlet, and the AC cord is not broken, there is a problem in the power supply of the receiver. This provides all of the DC voltages that make all functions work. If it is completely dead, the display, the lights, the audio, (everything) is not working; and it is not likely there are separate problems in all of these areas at the same time.

Must be connected to an audio OUTPUT. There are probably preamp inputs and outputs. Sounds a little strange, but signal (sound) must travel OUT of the Yamaha, IN to the EQ to be processed, OUT of the EQ, IN to the external amp to make it big enough to drive speakers, and OUT of the amp to the speakers.

you need to get a satellite receiver compatible with your stereo to hook up to that connection

Hi, Try replacing the HDMI cable. My Guess is that you have a bad cable connection or connector. If there is excessive heat on cable connectors this could be bad. Cooling fan or other heat source Good luck.

I did a quick search for the specs on that receiver but did not come up with an easy answer. AS with all devices you connect and Apple TV to, it MUST support AT LEAST 720P minimum and have an HDMI port.

I have a Phillips wacs streamline . Screen has frozen on " starting up please wait" any advice to get working welcome :-)

NO there isn't. Odds are you blew a fuse or two. And or blew up a channel.

HelloThe audio output section of your amp has damaged. It has shorted output components, and that is why the reinserted fuse blow up as soon as you switch it ON aftere replaceing it. A through check must be done with your amp. It is really a very skilled work, and done with caution. Whout any knolege in servicing hi-watt amps, one cannot set it right. Do not repalce any more fuse as it will damage more components. I advice you to get this device repaired by any well experienced service technician, or by the authorised service center for Yamaha at your town.All the output comonents may need repalcement. The set has damaged by overload created by low Oms speakers connected with. OK.

It shows "start upgrade" it means the upscaling videos to HDMI screen. ( High Bandwith Digital Multimedia Interface ).
It also scales component to 720p dvd quality...
Sound quality also increases..
So for that you need to upgrade it with proper functions .. For that you can call the shop people to do properly.

Thanks..

Your DVD player should have the same speaker defintions in ITS configuration as your reciever suports.

Hello
The lED you specified here can be bought from most of the electronic component spare part shops. Look to your nearest shop at your town. It is a multipurpose LED and can get easly. OK.

Perform a master reset :
Here's How -->Set the master switch to OFF. Press and hold the Straight (Effect) button behind the front panel, then turn the master switch to ON. This takes you to the advanced Setup Mode. Use the program selector knob to get to User Preset, switch this to RESET. Turn the unit off via the master switch. Next time you power the unit on, all the factory settings should be restored with the exception of system memory and auto setup settings.

Use HDMI - I don't understand what you mean by "fire code". HDMI uses less cable involvement, where as component uses five cable to produce video - no audio. HDMI accommodates the audio signal as well. However, if you want 1080i, this will only work for component - you need 1080p for HDMI.

Hi,
Perform Test Tone process to recalibrate all speakers output to get all speakers in working order.
Click Yamaha Support to download user manual free copy and check page-90 for details.

Set AMP/SOURCE/TV to AMP and then press GUI TOP on the remote control.
Press up/down on the remote control to select Manual Setup and then press >> key, press up/down on the remote control to select Basic and then press >> key and select the desired parameters and then press >> key to access and adjust speakers level.
Thanks.

Unhook all HDMI connections unplug the yamaha and your tv from the wall outlet then try again. Most cases a copy protection kicked in or the hdmi had a error on the port, Worse case is hdmi controller board failure in ether the TV or the yamaha.

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Probably the wires are too thin, replace them with much thicker ones.

Have you checked the speaker connections as requested? How about disconnecting all speakers and seeing what happens? If it works, you have a shorted speaker or wire.