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I have an 8-year-old Yamaha receiver.
1. Recently the digital display has been dropping out when the receiver is in tuner mode (where it fills the window with settings). The display will alternate between the normal display, being completely empty, and having four dashes centered in the display. When in CD, tape, and other modes where it displays just those characters in the window it looks fine. 2. Controlling the receiver with its remote has also gotten weird. If I turn on the receiver with the remote, the Input knob rotates back and forth among the different choices and eventually settles randomly on one of the options (phono, cd, tuner, tape, etc.). If I use the remote to specify one of these options, i.e., tuner, the Input knob bounces around a bit and eventually (but not always) settles on the option I selected. Any ideas what's causing these behaviors and how I might fix them? Thanks! George |
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On Wed, 6 Aug 2003 14:29:43 -0700, "Sofie" wrote:
George Earl: I have repaired many Yamaha receiver over the years and only a few of their models are similar in design, circuitry, and components. You really MUST post a MODEL NUMBER if you are hoping for any kind of specific repair suggestions. Model number is Yamaha RX-595. Thanks! George |
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Not sure about the display problem - could be solder connections.
The input selector is a notorious failure item on these. Not a do-it-yourself type of repair for most people. The replacement selector switch is an improved type. Mark Z. "George Earl" wrote in message ... I have an 8-year-old Yamaha receiver. 1. Recently the digital display has been dropping out when the receiver is in tuner mode (where it fills the window with settings). The display will alternate between the normal display, being completely empty, and having four dashes centered in the display. When in CD, tape, and other modes where it displays just those characters in the window it looks fine. 2. Controlling the receiver with its remote has also gotten weird. If I turn on the receiver with the remote, the Input knob rotates back and forth among the different choices and eventually settles randomly on one of the options (phono, cd, tuner, tape, etc.). If I use the remote to specify one of these options, i.e., tuner, the Input knob bounces around a bit and eventually (but not always) settles on the option I selected. Any ideas what's causing these behaviors and how I might fix them? Thanks! George |
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![]() "George Earl" wrote in message ... Thanks for your response. I had higher expectations for Yamaha . . . George Hi guys, just thought I'd weigh in on this topic. What in heaven's name happened to the humble compact stereo system? I was at Target the other day looking at the stereos, it seems like flashing lights, dip stick designed tone controls (!) and flimsy plastic knobs and buttons have replaced decent sound and build quality. I know this crap is price point designed, but some of this stuff was in the 150 - 200 buck range, not chump change. I'm not talking about boom boxes, just small, shelf systems. Ok, rant's over, feel much better! ![]() Regards, Tom |
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