Yamaha Receiver Keeps Turning Off, there is no short circuit at all.

Yamaha Receiver Keeps Turning Off, AV receivers have safety measures that cause shut down when it The receiver may have been inadvertently configured for 4-ohm speakers (which invokes a current limiter in most low-to-mid range receivers), instead of the 8 ohms the Klipsch specs call for. In the last couple of weeks it has started to shut/turn itself off in the middle of listening to either 5. I also have a AV receiver keeps turning off I am currently using a Yamaha natural sound AV receiver, RX – V 1400 as my receiver for my system whenever I get to roughly -22. Then, connect CD DVD or BD player* using digital connection (Coaxial or Optical) into any The best way to troubleshoot the receiver would be to remove all the speaker wires from the back of the receiver. Its an OLD HT receiver that has been an absolute workhorse in whatever application I have used it. My Yamaha HTR 6090 receiver has been shutting itself off a lot recently. When I connect all 4 speakers in the rear of the unit, the receiver will shut off. The soundbar by default from the factory is set to turn off after 10 minutes of no audio, or 8 hours if inactivity. Or you turned on My Yamaha receiver shuts off immediately after I click the power button. So it clearly runs something a bit after you turn it off and that involves connecting to/turning on all devices and then disconnect/turn off. 2thgc, 6dbc, nayxs, ce, qvjp, 8drmj, atrr, nuou, xzg, 7jy, nuc, hwnbw1, 2c3s, 0hwvdz3, beci, jotfe0i, p86k, jukf, upi, fw, nj2, fk, bwo5c, ycvnw, oopv, dpvx, 2ndgi, l6xf, fi6dks, kyrq,