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Power works but receiver will not stay on

Power works but standby light will be on and display goes on but shuts off immediately. standby light just blinks. any solution? thank you

  • andynar Jan 14, 2008

    I seem to have the same problem. Upon power on, the system turns off immediately and the standby light seems to constantly blink. Considering that the outputs may be blown, is it worth trying to get this repaired or just buy a new one?

  • Anonymous Feb 02, 2008

    same thing happened to mine tonight. how much did it cost you to get fixed?

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The outputs are blown and will require repair.

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