SmallwoodDR82
New Member
Hey Forum,
First post here.
Little about me: Cars are my passion and I know them in and out. I feel comfortable testing and soldering and/or removing things from a circuit board but it is not my main hobby.
I have a general understand but I might need kiddy gloves sometimes. With that being said thank you for reading and hopefully getting this fixed!
I have a Denon AVR 1612 receiver. Worked great for about a year. One day we went to turn it on and the red light started flashing (took me to red ring of death from xbox days)
I read up on it and basically as you know its protection mode. So I turned it off and back on and receiver came on with no problem and worked entire day.
To this day is still works and I still have sound from all 5 channels. However I have to turn it off and on about 5 to 10 times until it will fully power up. Needless to say we leave it on all day once it's on.
So this morning I was fed up and unplugged everything and put it on my work bench with nothing hooked up and tried to turn it on. Red ring still.... (only power connected)
I opened up the chassis and unplugged the power to the amp board (calling it that cause it's the best I could think of, its the board with the 5 channels on it) and the receiver will power up every time without red ring with that board unplugged.
So I have a few questions, does that mean is my problem within the amp board? Is my protection circuit where the problem is? I read a lot about output transistors shorting but if mine was shorted would my receiver even power up at all?
Just looking for a little direction.
Thank you again!
Daniel
First post here.
Little about me: Cars are my passion and I know them in and out. I feel comfortable testing and soldering and/or removing things from a circuit board but it is not my main hobby.
I have a general understand but I might need kiddy gloves sometimes. With that being said thank you for reading and hopefully getting this fixed!
I have a Denon AVR 1612 receiver. Worked great for about a year. One day we went to turn it on and the red light started flashing (took me to red ring of death from xbox days)
I read up on it and basically as you know its protection mode. So I turned it off and back on and receiver came on with no problem and worked entire day.
To this day is still works and I still have sound from all 5 channels. However I have to turn it off and on about 5 to 10 times until it will fully power up. Needless to say we leave it on all day once it's on.
So this morning I was fed up and unplugged everything and put it on my work bench with nothing hooked up and tried to turn it on. Red ring still.... (only power connected)
I opened up the chassis and unplugged the power to the amp board (calling it that cause it's the best I could think of, its the board with the 5 channels on it) and the receiver will power up every time without red ring with that board unplugged.
So I have a few questions, does that mean is my problem within the amp board? Is my protection circuit where the problem is? I read a lot about output transistors shorting but if mine was shorted would my receiver even power up at all?
Just looking for a little direction.
Thank you again!
Daniel