Manual for a Fisher RS-1022 Receiver? - Fisher Audio Players & Recorders

https://www.manualslib.com/manual/965777/Fisher-Rs-560.html
You can also purchase copies of the service manual on ebay etc.

1. Open internal fuse
2. Power supply failure

Whatever your budget can afford. There is no special TV or DVD player required.

Does it power up or straight to standby? If it is on but in standby it could be speaker protection issues...check speaker wires and/or speakers for issues. If it's straight to standby and no power, it's repair shop time.

You would have to install a speaker selection switch. You cannot directly hook up 2 amplifiers to one set of speakers without destroying one or both amplifiers. Unfortunately, one set of amplifiers is inside your sound bar. An external switch would have to be installed on your sound bar as well as speaker terminals that would connect to your Fisher.

If you have a line out or tape out on your Fisher, and you have an analog input on your sound bar, use could use that as an alternate solution. For more information, please visit my website at audioserviceclinic.com. Thank you.

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I have a similar problem... I can power up my rs-911, then about 3-5 sec. later, it shutsdown (standby light still on)... What in the tarnation is going on? All 3 fuses are OK.?.

unplugging is a hard reset for all new electronics,even if they dont tell you that. 10 mins

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You may buy the owner's and service manuals from here.

Find the various manuals and read them.

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Keeping in mind this is just an analog Dolby Pro Logic receiver, there are limitations to what it can do sonically. Dolby Pro Logic is NOT 5.1 as I'm sure your DVD and possibly Cable Box are capable of producing.

KM-106 is just a power amp. No mysteries there. Feed it something, attach speakers, duh.

What did you plan to use it for in this scenario? If you want to slave it or drive a separate passive subwoofer with the Fisher as the central control, the best you can do is borrow analog stereo Line Level out from the unused Tape 2 or Video Out, but don't actually select them on the front panel. THAT would disconnect whatever source you were listening to. And you WONT have local control of the volume as you would with a real AV Receiver.

Sony DVD player (what model?). RTFM. I'd just run audio from it to the Fisher and Video to your TV, unless you want ONLY composite video quality.

ADC-SS2: See Figure 5 in the Fisher manual. Hook it where they show the cassette deck, using Line In and Line Out of the SS2. If you want to use a Tape Deck or 2 attach them to the SS-2 in its Tape loops.

yes use rca outs form samungto video in on sterio