I recently got this VSX-305 receiver from a friend we tested it(extensively) at his house and it worked fine. I brought it home hooked it up to a sub and my pc. While using the 8 ohm sub the 6.3 watt fuse blew and the receiver wouldn't power on. I replaced the fuse with a 6 watt one and as soon as I plugged it in It blew Instantly not even a second between me plugging it in and the replacement fuse blowing. I again replaced the fuse, and tried to do the same on a different outlet but it blew again. Is the .3 watt that much of a difference or is something Internally damaged. If so what could It be and how can I fix it.
Link for the service manual: http://elektrotanya.com/pioneer_vsx-305_405.pdf/download.html On page 50 of the manual (36 of the pdf) it says for the "Sub woofer pre-out jack (Not available on the VSX-305 model) If you want to boost the low frequencies, connect to a subwoofer power amplifier" Your model will not drive a sub-woofer with out another amp. His sub may be a powered sub?
SOURCE: 305-vsx
You need the remote...or a universal remote you can program to the VSX-305 to un-mute it.
SOURCE: No audio output from Pioneer VSX-D608 Receiver
If it's under warranty..get a new one.
It's an internal breakdown ...tech service only.
SOURCE: Pioneer VSX-D608 Optical connection
The manual states that the default association of each digital input in as follows:
Use the "Signal select" button to set the receiver to use a digital input, and the Dolby/DTS button (above "Signal select") to enable decoding.
As samz11 stated above, a remote is required to alter the digital input mapping.
SOURCE: Pioneer VSX-D412 AMP-ERR message.
Hello,
The AMP-ERR message in many Pioneer Receivers is caused by some DC in the output. The microprocessor then issues the warning and shuts the unit off. It is definitely not a relay switch. It could be the amplifier power pack, i.e. PAC011A or similar that is faulty or something else. Not easy to repair for the non- experienced DIY.
Good luck
SOURCE: no power
Press TUNE+ & AUTO SURR/DIRECT keys continuously for 2 sec. and it will tell you the fault it encountered if the receiver is in otherwise working condition.
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