I have the same problem as others - a 9 year old RX-V995 receiver that would not stay on, and now will not turn on at all. The problem started about a year ago, and my fix then was to leave the unit powered up all the time. If I turned the unit on and off, there were times where it would not turn on. Over the weekend the unit shut off and I could not power it back on. I could hear the main relay drop out in a second. I found that if I pushed on the relay a certain way the unit would power up. That suggested a bad solder joint on the relay. I re-worked the 4 solder joints, but no fix - the unit would not start unless I pressed on the relay again. I now suspect a bad relay (DEC DG1U-12V) - do you agree? If not what else could it be? Where can I get a new relay - and where can I get the Yamaha part number?
I have the same problem. How do I know where the relay is and what it looks like?
Thanks
Tim
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PH # 559-917-6336
Many different Yamaha amplifiers have a faulty capacitor on the Standby power PCB. I would replace the capacitor on that board first. My RX-V2500 had the same symptoms and I changed the 22nF 630V (orange) capacitor and now it's fixed.
HI,
Start by checking the fuse, take the cover off the reciever and look for a small glass fuse attached to the board. If it's blown replace it.
If this doesn't help then you will have to replace it with a new realay.
Please click on the below link.Just contact them and tell them that you need a replacement relay for your model and they will ship it to you.
http://www.vancebaldwin.com/
If they ask you for the part no. you can tell them:
RELAY DC DG12D1-0/M11 RXV2095 (V6881300).
But it is better to just give them the model no. of your reciever and tell them you need a replacement relay for your model.
The part no. which i gave you is actually for RXV2095.But your mode no. is RXV995
So please just tell them to give a replacement relay for your model no.
By the way here is the main support no. of Vance Baldwin.
(800) 432-8542
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