Hi Ravindran K, the first thing to determine if it is a problem generated by defective components inside the equipment or outside
To determine this, I suggest you unplug the Pioneer and disconnect all the speakers, then reconnect it to the power outlet and turn it on.
If the fault continues, it is very possible that the power supply and the output stage are bad, in this case consult a specialized technical service
If you do not fail, it may be that some or some cables or speakers that may be defective
To verify this, look at the cables, which are in good condition and with the connection ends with the wires properly threaded
Then go connecting the speakers one by one and test the operation
Take the test and comment
Greetings Franco Dosil
Hola Ravindran K, lo primero que hay que determinar si es un problema generado por componentes defectuosos dentro del equipo o de afuera
Para determinar esto, te sugiero, desenchufa el Pioneer y desconecta todos los parlantes, luego vuelve a conectarlo al toma corrientes y enciendelo
Si continua la falla, es muy posible que la fuente de alimentaci?n y o la etapa de salida se encuentren mal, en este caso consulta un servicio t?cnico especializado
Si no hace la falla, puede ser que alg?n o algunos cables o parlantes que puedan estar defectuosos
Para verificar esto, observa los cables, que se encuentren en buen estado y con los extremos de conexi?n con los alambres correctamente enroscados
Luego ve conectando de a uno los parlantes y prueba el funcionamiento
Haz la prueba y comenta
Saludos Franco Dosil
https://www.manualslib.com/manual/837432/Pioneer-Vsx-D710s.html
SOURCE: Pioneer Audio/video Multi-channel receiver Mod#VSX-D710S
Have you tried a 2nd source like the CD input or AUX input?
Have you tried the headphones..same static?
If nothing works then the output amp is broken. There could be internal fuses but only open a stereo when the power is DISCONNECTED. Then check for fuses
SOURCE: OVERLOAD Message followed by receiver shutting down.
The First step in this would be to Check the Ohms Limit in the Manual and Compair to the Ohms on the Speakers that you are running and the Ones that came with it. Usually when you By the "Kit" the Speakers are Factory Matched with the Reciever. Let me Know!
SOURCE: new pioneer vsx-517 keeps going into overload
Fastest way to test is to disconnect all speakers and turn up the vol. If it clips it needs service, then re-connect 8ohm speakers one by one and test until you find the speaker or channel that shorts. Then take that same speaker and hook it up to another channel and test, if it shorts, you know now it is either the speaker or the wire. Now, use a new piece of speaker wire from the same channel that caused it to short, replace the old and test. If it shorts, you've got a problem with the speaker. If your handy with a multimeter, check the resistance at the speaker and you will have your answer. If you are not familliar with a multimeter, just hook up a different speaker where the bad one is and test. It's just process of elimination. Hope this helps
SOURCE: I have a VSX D710S and it flashes poweroff then
Im having this same problem. It happened after I had the music up really loud for about 3 hours. Also, where it has the volume all i see is -- instead of a number when i try to turn it on
SOURCE: Overload problem on Pioneer VSX-D811S 7.1 Channels Receiver
IF YOU HAVE AN OHM METER.UNPLUG UNIT.REMOVE TOP COVER AND CHECK IC604,605,606 AND IC607 PART NUMBER ON THESE ARE AEK7022. I THINK YOU WILL FIND ONE OF THOSE OPEN .IF ONE OF THESE ARE OPEN YOU WILL ALSO HAVE A DEFECTIVE OUTPUT AMP IC.IT WILL BE THE ONE THAT IS CLOSEST TO THE OPEN IC. PART NUMBER ON THE MAIN OUTPUT ICS ARE PAC011A
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