20 Most Recent Technics SA-DX1040 Receiver - Page 8 Questions & Answers

If your receiver has a subwoofer output, then it is simple. run an RCA cable from the subwoofer out on the receiver to the input on the powered subwoofer. If the subwoofer out is only a single plug then you can use a Y adapter. But, most powered subwoofers will work with only one side plugged in. Try that and if it's not working right.. then get the Y adapter.

Yes you should be able to loop through the RCA outputs into the RCA inputs on the back of the machine. However i see no reason to do so.

verify the push-button.

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There was clearly something wrong with the tray mechanism and even though you have removed the disc, sensors on the tray are stuck in the disc in mode. This will require some examination of the tray mechanism to determine the damage to it and what needs to be done to fix it.

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Can you plug in headphones and if so do you hear anything.

Use RCA cords and place between the turntable and amp. The amp is clearly labeled PHONO.

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If it has usb,connect it to a computer to find out whats wrong with your device.

Use the preamp out port.

F61 - error code. This will trigger if the unit has gone into overload to avoid further damaged to other parts. The common causes of this error code. 1. Output IC - this is the most common caused of the error code. Once shorts happened to this IC, it will trigger the error code. Exposure to high volume and/or running in the long time will caused this IC to shorts and produce an overload. 2. Shorted Speaker - if one of your speakers shorts, error code will appear also. This may isolate by disconnecting the speaker to the set and play the unit *****. If the symptom still there the fault came from the unit itself. 3. Shorted Inputs - inputs connector is also prone to shorts due to frequent bending and pulling. To isolate this from fault, disconnect all the inputs connected to the unit like the aux input, antenna, mic, etc. 4. Faulty power supply - once gone to out-of-regulation condition, the error code will appear to protect the most expensive parts from further damaged.Bad solder joints in this section is also to consider. 5. Faulty Fan and its circuitry - F61 will appear only after a minute of operation not upon powering on the unit. Check the fan if working or not... Also, check whether your unit is still within the warranty period, because the manufacturer will fix it for free.

The drive ic is shorted or there is a small transistor that is bad not having the unit on a bench is is hard to track down the part. But it is a easy fix if you find the service manual and can do soldering the manual will tell you where to find the part that is making to run away! The main thing is to find the parts is you find the # on the parts I can or you can look up those parts. Good luck.

It is better to just replace it, parts are not sold to the public.

Have you tried cleaning the unit, there are discs to do that, 4 years is a long time?

hi, hi, take the cover off, airdust it , check wiring harness on main board and back board. resecure. while leaving the cover off get a table fan and point air at it while its on. if it behaves you can now build yourself a internal fan out of an old computer fans .. jm

Turn the volume down to less than half. Try each of the input select switches, and make sure the monitor switch is in the proper position, If you have not used this stereo before, make sure the jumpers are connected on the back of the unit from PRE OUT to MAIN IN. (If it was working OK and now it is not, the connectors on the back are fine..)

On some systems F61 is to do with the fan not working properly, sometimes blocked with dust. On others it's a power amplifier failure. Yours does sound like a power amp problem, but both should be checked.