Obviously looked at power cord and it is plugged in and outlet is operating. Any ideas if this is an internal problem or a wiring issue?Obviously looked at power cord and it is plugged in and outlet is operating. Any ideas if this is an internal problem or a wiring issue?
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Could be in short circuit protection mode, or for some reason your laptop is not receiving the correct power it needs. It is possible that it overheated and died because it was left on for a long period of time. This is confirmed if dust is present within the laptop. If under warranty return it, if not take it to a computer technician.
I had this problem also and discovered an easy way to trick it into powering on: Click the power button, then within 1 second of the receiver powering off, click the power button again. The receiver should stay on this time. This works with both the button on the receiver and the remote control.
I would like to know what causes this problem and whether or not I should be concerned about damage being done. I assume this is a power protection. I haven't tried plugging this receiver into a different power socket to test, but I don't think the power plug is the problem. Note: I have the subwoofer plugged into the power plug on the back of the receiver.
I would check the alternator. Check the battery terminal connections to make sure they are tight. My immediate response remains to check the alternator.
I had the same problem on my CPx. It turned out to be a bad memory module. With bad (or no) RAM, nothing is going anywhere, so it immediately shuts down. New memory, no problems.
Unplug all the speaker wires first, then unplug the unit from the wall for at least 24 hours, The plug back in without the speaker wires or anything else plugged in. Then see if it goes to the protection mode. If it does not, plug in each speaker at a time, and see if any speaker, when hooked up, makes the receiver shut down. If it does shut down, My friend, I'm afraid you will need to take this unit into a repair shop, OR get a new unit. Good Luck
Obviously looked at power cord and it is plugged in and outlet is operating. Any ideas if this is an internal problem or a wiring issue?
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