Hi, all. My receiver goes off by itself when I turn it on. It also goes
off whenever I push the cd, phono, tuner, vdp, etc. buttons. It is
suppose to come on in the mode that it was last in, but it come on in
the tuner mode at times. Any suggestions? Thanks.


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Hi, all. My receiver goes off by itself when I turn it on. It also goes
off whenever I push the cd, phono, tuner, vdp, etc. buttons. It is
suppose to come on in the mode that it was last in, but it come on in
the tuner mode at times. Any suggestions? Thanks.


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leecappella


There's no magic fix for this one. Could be a bad muting transistor or an
audio switch IC is bad. It's a 1991 model, the manual is not downloadable,
and according to Pioneers' online parts resource, the hard copy manual isn't
available either. There are some second sources for audio manuals, (Stout &
Assoc. for one) some doing business on eBay, but the relevant question is:

Is it worth the cost and effort for a 15 year old mid-fi surround receiver
which does not have modern features? My feeling is probably not....

Maybe better to shop for a new Yamaha, Denon or Onkyo. Can't really
recommend Pioneer's current line of receivers.

Mark Z.