I noticed a 3.15A fuse was blown, I tried replacing the fuse with a new one, but it just blew out right away as soon as i turned it on. Is it the fan that's causing the fuse to blow?
I really don't know but maybe the fan failed and that is the last error it received.
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I really don't know but maybe the fan failed and that is the last error it received.
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I just typed "Sony Receiver STR-DA555ES fan error" in to a search engine and you are not alone.
Testing a fan:
Well I stick my finger in the fan. If I pull back a bloody stump then the fan is running very well.
lol
Don't you wish I was even a little helpful.
[QUOTE="ronsimpson, post: 1202441, member: 63transit or ing a fan:
Well I stick my finger in the fan. If I pull back a bloody stump then the fan is running very well.
lol
Don't you wish I was even a little helpful.
If you are popping fuses then you have bad power transistors. most likely.[/QUOTE]
This is better than no help at all. So the fan isn't working because of the blown fuse caused by the bad transistor?
Generaly its not a good start if you don't know where to start. A circuit diagram of the unit would be a good start?? And maybe pictures of the insides of the unit. Does it actualy have a fan in it??