HALP! Yammy RX-V3000 Clicks Off Immediately

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  • Inspector 24
    Inspector 24 Posts: 1,308
    2.5yrs later and it's still working great!

    Wish I could offer more help, my background is automotive diagnostics, when it comes to home electronics I'm more open it up and see what let the smoke out. :open_mouth:

    I'd say take it apart as far as you're comfortable putting it back together, look for the burned bits, with some luck you'll find it like I did. ;)
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  • jd1972_
    jd1972_ Posts: 1
    Hi guys,
    I know this is an old thread but I need some help. I have a Yamaha Rx-v3000 problem is, in some sound fields the volume is very and distorted. if I turn effect off works perfectly. Only has this issue in 4 or 5 the sound fields. Can one help ???
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  • daddyjt
    daddyjt Posts: 2,499
    Sounds like the DSP chip is going bad. Unfortunately, I highly doubt it’s fixable...
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  • Inspector 24
    Inspector 24 Posts: 1,308
    I need to dig back into mine, the left main channel has started crackling and distorting, hoping it will be as obvious as the last time I found burned resistors. Hoping I can keep it going, this thing can drive speakers in ways newer receivers just can’t and it’s currently perfect for my upstairs system.
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  • Shof
    Shof Posts: 1
    Inspector24, you are my hero. I have an RX-V3000 that I love dearly, but unfortunately when I try to turn it on it makes a continuous clunking noise, like a relay keeps tripping, but won't power on. I took it to a "professional" service center for repair, but they just said it's going into a self-protection mode and had no idea why. Thanks for that $40 assessment. I know this thread is old, but closest thing I could find that discusses this problem. Any thoughts?
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