Yes that is very possible! the wires and speakers need to be checked very carefully for any shorts. The wire should be inspected for any cracks or breaks that would expose the wire, the speakers need to be checked with a multimeter one by one for any odd readings, and last they should be checked for sound quality with a test amp to see if there is any distortion. If the technician has repaired the unit three times I'am surprised he has not looked at the other items. I think you should take the wires and speakers and request he do a load test to rule them out.
Took my Yamaha HTR 5790 to a repair shop for an estimate to repair. Cost me $50 for estimate to be applied to repair. It needed two circuit boards replaced at a cost of $390.00.
SOLUTION... they kept my $50 and I bought a new AV Receiver that WAS NOT a Yamaha.
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