Trouble with Yamaha TSR-7850

TLS Guy

TLS Guy

Seriously, I have no life.
Love those over-packed AVRs:) Who wants to do resets all night?
The fact is, it has become ubiquitous and accepted. But you are right, it is actually atrocious design and engineering.
 
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Juice88

Enthusiast
Easy enough to be worth a try. Will you replace or seek repair?
Not sure what a repair will look like, but if I go that route I'd try doing it myself. Otherwise I'll end up replacing once I find a deal on a new AVR.
 
TLS Guy

TLS Guy

Seriously, I have no life.
Not sure what a repair will look like, but if I go that route I'd try doing it myself. Otherwise I'll end up replacing once I find a deal on a new AVR.
Unless you are experienced and have a lot of test equipment you won't get far doing it yourself.
 
lovinthehd

lovinthehd

Audioholic Jedi
Not sure what a repair will look like, but if I go that route I'd try doing it myself. Otherwise I'll end up replacing once I find a deal on a new AVR.
Unless you're experienced and have the right tools doubtful you can do much on your own outside of the resets. Contacting Yamaha might not be a bad way to go just in case they're willing to help....or advise on availability of replacement boards.
 

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