Your Digital Signal Processor is probably shot.
Unplug the unit, then replug it and do a processor reset (in the onscreen menu) and see if that helps.
Try using an analog signal and see if it plays that alright. I hope that this unit was not a refurbished as alot of them have had DSP problems and it can be a costly repair.
Let me know how this works,
Thanks,
Kevin
Hi,
That is a Common Message on this Model. The only User Fixable Option is to Try and Reset it.which is activated by simultaneously pressing the Speakers
A/B button and the button
on the front panel while the power is on. Just keep them
pressed until it finishes cycling through the reset and returns
to normal.
Let me know, if needed further assistance.
Hope i helped you.
Thanks for using ' Fixya ' and have a nice day!!
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At the risk of sounding stupid, which other button do I press on the front panel besides the speaker button? I don't have the reciever with me right now. Thanks for getting back to me so fast - I will try this on Monday and report back if it worked,
"Sometimes, for Reset you do not have to Press ONLY memo and Clear Button for 3 Seconds."
Not quite sure what you mean by this - press only those 2 for 3 seconds?
Itried that and got nothing then tried pressing down each separately and got nothing. It only quickly cycled through what source I was on and DSP mode on the screen - no indication of a full system reset.
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