Hi,
I have an issue with a Yamaha WXC-50 streaming client / preamplifier. It suddenly stopped providing output via line or toslink output while listening but was still controllable via MusicCast APP. After a few power cycles it finally stopped starting at all, red status LED is blinking 6 times. I checked the Yamaha service manual on hifiengine. The device has a self diagnostic function via browser interface but since it is no longer starting up I cannot use it. I tried the 3 "magic" key combination I am aware of to fix the issue:
According to manual blinking red status LEDs means:
Does anyone had a similar problem and was able to fix it? Are there any other "magic" combinations e.g. to enforce a startup of the device (in order to be able to use the self diagnostic function)? Do the blinking times encode specific error conditions?
Best regards
Randolf
I have an issue with a Yamaha WXC-50 streaming client / preamplifier. It suddenly stopped providing output via line or toslink output while listening but was still controllable via MusicCast APP. After a few power cycles it finally stopped starting at all, red status LED is blinking 6 times. I checked the Yamaha service manual on hifiengine. The device has a self diagnostic function via browser interface but since it is no longer starting up I cannot use it. I tried the 3 "magic" key combination I am aware of to fix the issue:
- Restarting the unit: Press power button for 15 seconds
- Reset to factory settings: Press power button to turn unit into standby, press "connect" and "input" button at the same time for 5 seconds.
- Firmware Update: Disconnect power cable, connect USB storage, press "connect" while connecting power cable.
According to manual blinking red status LEDs means:
- 2-8 times blinking: As a safety precaution, the unit has turned itself off.
- 4-8 times blinking: As a safety precaution, capability to turn on the unit is disabled. Contact your nearest authorized Yamaha dealer or service center to request repair.
Does anyone had a similar problem and was able to fix it? Are there any other "magic" combinations e.g. to enforce a startup of the device (in order to be able to use the self diagnostic function)? Do the blinking times encode specific error conditions?
Best regards
Randolf