Help Pioneer VSX-D411

Steve Bennett · Joined: 01 Aug 2007 Posts: 2

Hello, I need some help with my receiver, I was listening to a cd on my PS2
connected by an optical cable at a pretty low level not even half way up,
then all of the sudden it flashed something like Overload and turned off,
now whenever I turn it on it flashes "AMP ERR" and shuts off. Can someone
please tell me what happened and what I am going to have to do to get it
working again? thank you very much for your reply.

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Steve Bennett · Joined: 01 Aug 2007 Posts: 2

It still says AMP ERROR while having at all by it's self with nothing
connected to it. I checked inside and none of the fuses look blown, is there
maybe a reset button I can press?

> I would check to see if you have any speaker wire strands touching
eachother
> (like between channels or red and black). This would cause a short and do
> the sort of thing you are talking about.
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> Dennis
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Dennis' Newsgroups · Joined: 01 Aug 2007 Posts: 33

"Steve Bennett" wrote in message@corp.supernews.com...
> Hello, I need some help with my receiver, I was listening to a cd on my
PS2
> connected by an optical cable at a pretty low level not even half way up,
> then all of the sudden it flashed something like Overload and turned off,
> now whenever I turn it on it flashes "AMP ERR" and shuts off. Can someone
> please tell me what happened and what I am going to have to do to get it
> working again? thank you very much for your reply.
>
>

I would check to see if you have any speaker wire strands touching eachother
(like between channels or red and black). This would cause a short and do
the sort of thing you are talking about.

Dennis

Dennis' Newsgroups · Joined: 01 Aug 2007 Posts: 33

"Steve Bennett" wrote in message@corp.supernews.com...
> It still says AMP ERROR while having at all by it's self with nothing
> connected to it. I checked inside and none of the fuses look blown, is
there
> maybe a reset button I can press?
>

Have you tried unplugging it from the AC for about a 1/2 hour yet (not just
turning it off by the remote because that is just standby mode)?

Dennis

> > I would check to see if you have any speaker wire strands touching
> eachother
> > (like between channels or red and black). This would cause a short and
do
> > the sort of thing you are talking about.
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> > Dennis
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