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My RSP-1098 has just started shutting down at random and before I unplug the thing and send it in for service, wondered if anyone had any useful hints?
- Regardless of source, the RSP-1098 randomly shuts down and goes to standby after anything from 30 seconds to 30 minutes of use
- The RVE-1060 also shuts down at the same time, but I suspect this is because the RSP-1098 is going to standby
- The RMB-1077, Phono Amp and a HTPC are on the same plug / powerboard and have no issues
- RMB-1077 isn't going into overload when the RSP-1098 trips
- Nothing in the powerboard overload trips and the unit restarts automatically
- I have a DVD, CD, VCR, turntable and PS3 on the other wall plug (two plugs in one unit) which don't reset at the time
As you can imagine, pulling it out of the rack is a major pain in the rear, but has become so regular we're not using it at the moment.
Any hints or tips very much appreciated.
Darren
EDIT: RSP-1098 is only a few months old and has 2007 dated firmware (no longer a number like website and dated in May this year)
- Regardless of source, the RSP-1098 randomly shuts down and goes to standby after anything from 30 seconds to 30 minutes of use
- The RVE-1060 also shuts down at the same time, but I suspect this is because the RSP-1098 is going to standby
- The RMB-1077, Phono Amp and a HTPC are on the same plug / powerboard and have no issues
- RMB-1077 isn't going into overload when the RSP-1098 trips
- Nothing in the powerboard overload trips and the unit restarts automatically
- I have a DVD, CD, VCR, turntable and PS3 on the other wall plug (two plugs in one unit) which don't reset at the time
As you can imagine, pulling it out of the rack is a major pain in the rear, but has become so regular we're not using it at the moment.
Any hints or tips very much appreciated.
Darren
EDIT: RSP-1098 is only a few months old and has 2007 dated firmware (no longer a number like website and dated in May this year)
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