oh i reposition my speakers heh...
anyway is fixed now...
thanks

Glad to help. Now that you mentioned it, I did have a similar experience when I moved my sub the last time.

Need to ask....

Why my rxv 1067 after 5 minutes play then suddenly auto switch off...on back the same thing happen again...over a year already my amp.

Maybe some protection circuit in your Yamaha is causing the auto switch off? Have you try to disconnect all the connection to your receiver and just power up it alone?

Try checking your speaker wires. One time my speaker wires were loose and rcvr kept shutting down by itself. Was a bit panicky at the time too.

If stand alone should be no problem....when i play from my DUNE or BR player it will happend

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Added on June 28, 2012, 11:23 amChecked and when test speaker run no problem....ermmm maybe i think power supply problem kot?

This post has been edited by avantasia: Jun 28 2012, 11:23 AM

hmm you may want to disconnect and reconnect the speaker cables all the same. I had audio coming out of mine before it tripped as well.

Let me try 1 more time...

Remember to check your connection at both receiver and speakers end.

http://www.amazon.com/Yamaha-YHT-597-5-1-C...2&s=electronics

Any comment on this home theater system?

Good luck

Owhh thanx for that..

I wanna try to change the power supply cable 1st....

Dont waste your $ on changing the power cord. If it has been functioning for the past one year, likely your power supplies isnt the issue.

I suspected the protection circuitry is the cause. One of the sensors must have sent the wrong signal back to the CPU triggering the shut down to protect the system itself. Another possible cause is the voltage fluctuation, however, if your 5 mins shut down can be repeatedly achieved without given soundtrack, volume gain or time, then the voltage fluctuation shouldnt be the main problem.

As well, did you changed your speakers, speakers cables lately before the Yammie went into shut down mode? Some speakers are very hard to drive which can cause the amplifier to oscillate and shut down. Loose speaker cables or shorting of them will trigger immediate shut down of the amplifier so i doubt it'll be the case.

Do check them all but i think your amp needs a service

Last time this issue is because of the speaker cable not properly connected...btw thanx for ur advise!

But this time i really dunno...

This post has been edited by avantasia: Jun 28 2012, 03:02 PM

I afraid you need to recheck your speaker connections once more to confirm they're well secured.

If you're sure of it, then there's a chance that the loose speaker cables connection has caused damage to your amp. There shouldnt be a power supplies issue so dont waste $ changing the power cord.

Do a quick test. Take all your speaker cables off from the receiver and run it with the same volume gain for the 5 mins and see if it shuts down. If it does, then it's internal problem of the amp already else then it has got to do with the speakers/speakers cable as well but can still come back to your amp when there's the load then it got shut down.

I have bought RX-V473 last weekend. Why I can not see any image when connect RCA from astro to it. I can hear the sound from it though...Please help how to configure it.

What kind of connection from your amp to tv?
If RCA is being input from Astro to amp, then amp to tv must also be RCA.

The Yamaha expert have spoken....

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Added on July 3, 2012, 12:44 amDid u get it at 16XX at the Warehouse sale...??

This post has been edited by Poadster: Jul 3 2012, 12:44 AM

I have connected the amp to tv with hdmi output. Thanks for your advise, it works after I use the RCA as output from amp to TV.

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Added on July 3, 2012, 8:40 amNo, I got it as a package together with PSB alpha 5.0 speakers from A&L

This post has been edited by dynasty88: Jul 3 2012, 08:41 AM

Dynasty88: you are welcome! Your first method will work if it is a higher model with 'up conversion'.

Poadster: woi! What are you doing here? Me no expert..just sharing only.