Unit won't power up with power switch or remote. "MULTI" LED remains on, and other units plugged into it still have power. No other signs of life...Any ideas?
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Have you tried the reset procedure I am outlining below at the end of this post?
If you have not done it exactly this way, try it. The "protect" that is displayed is the protection circuit being activated. Most times it is activated is to prevent further damage to the unit. Sometimes it can be activated from the unit being over-driven (played at very loud volume for prolonged periods or having the improper speakers or a bad speaker).
If this reset procedure does not work, you need to take it in for service preferably at a Marantz authorized service center because the problem you are having is not something that can be fixed by any sequence of keys being pressed. It normally happens when the unit has a blown channel. That is not the only reason, but it is the most common reason.
If you have the proper tools, a schematic, and knowledge of how to check electronic components to know when they are faulty, you can then fix it yourself. If you do not have these tools and the proper skills, you can cause much more damage to the unit than you started with, even to the point of starting a fire or making the unit un-fixable. This type of unit is not an easy one to repair, even for a well trained electronic technician. I work at an authorized Marantz service center and have repaired many of these and other receivers over the past 17 plus years.
Be aware, by using this procedure and then turing the unit on can sometimes cause more damage to the unit if it has a shorted channel or other problem that makes it draw a lot of current. This method is meant for qualified service technicians to perform after they have checked the output stages for any problems and the unit is still in the protect mode. You have been warned, so don't say I didn't tell you it should be taken to a service center first. If you see or smell any smoke or buring smell, unplug the unit immediately. You may want to have one hand on the plug when you do this, just in case.
Here is the proper reset procedure:
SR4500 Turn the unit on (standby without pressing the power button), press and hold the 7.1CH INPUT and ATT buttons simultaneously for3 seconds or more.
If you have found this free information helpful, a "FixYa!" rating would be appreciated, and if you need any more help I am happy to offer it, just ask!
Dave
p.s. I have told you all the warnings and suggested a service center because this is a very good receiver and I would hate to see it damaged more than it may possibly have already. It is possible that this reset procedure will return the unit to normal operation, but more often than not, the "protect" circuit activating means that you have a serious problem that can not be fixed by anybody without the proper training.
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All transformers buzz though you cannot hear it normally. The big transformers on power lines like to buzz for all to hear. When a transformer in a stereo amp gets old and deteriorates or gets hot and expands the coils, melts the coil varnish and epoxy coatings then rattles at 60 times per second. You can ignore it or change the transformer. There are too many layers of windings to try to stick anything in there. Disconnecting a transformer results in inductive kickback -that's not money. It's a big, whopping electrical gotcha! Be careful! Good luck, Steve Medley
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here is a link for youe manual:
http://www.manualnguide.com/dl/5582/
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thanks
tom
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did you ever find a solution? I am having the same issue. [email protected]
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Hello there Ed.
For anyone that has ever had such an issue with a MARANTZ SR series (6001. 7001. 7002. 8001...etc...) issue a question and I do HAVE the answer.
I could be just anything, or just the low quality binding posts used by MARANTZ for that.
Please describe to me in details how you've connected your speaker wires at the back, and give me description when and how did this problem came up.
Kind regards
Evangelos
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