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I have a Kenwood VR-804 surround system receiver. Stand by light keeps blinking when turned on but no sound no nothing when turned on just powers up for a few seconds then shuts off with light blinking. I opened it up and the fuse is fine. What can I do to fix this problem?
Re: I have a Kenwood VR-804 surround system receiver....
Blinking indicates that the power source has shut itself down because another component has died and it's shorting it. Unless you have experience in electronics it's time to take the receiver to a repair shop.
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Well you have a built in decoder/surround processor that will detect a signal with the surround sound info(dvd/sat.receiver/cable converter etc.) and will then process it to the different speakers on your system.
In the absence of that signal it will process it as standard stereo sound(two front speakers).
You may want to look in your receiver functions/menu for simulated surround.
Hope this will help.
This means there is a problem with the system it is in the protect mode it will not come out of that mode untill repairs are made. More than likley the power amp is blown.
Assuming you aren't turning the volume knob past half way before the problem occurs, you most likely have a damaged speaker cable or a bad driver in one of your loudspeakers. (Once your volume knob has reached about half way the amplifier is producing its maximum efficiency.)
Note the position of your volume control when the clipping occurs, then remove one speaker at a time and raise the volume. If you identify a speaker as the culprit, inspect or replace the wire running to it and try it again. If you aren't able to find a bad speaker, the problem is internal and will need to be fixed at a repair shop.
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