NAD T760 remote control

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NAD T760 Surround Sound Receiver Manual - HiFi Engine

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Specifications. Tuning range: FM, MW. Power output: 70 watts per channel into 8? (stereo). Surround output: 60W (front), 60W (center), 60W (rear).
Surround output: 60W (front), 60W (center), 60W ...
Signal to noise ratio: 96dB (line)
Power output: 70 watts per channel into 8? ...
Digital inputs: coaxial, optical

T760 control
what is it, can we have clue, its a PHilips Electric Shaver?
IDK, what it is , I had to google to guess and is no computer right?

or a
ASKO T760 dryer control panel.
next time tell the helper what it is , a 4 digit P/N is not clear.
get the manual on it yet? service?

some remotes can be programmed by entering a manufacturers code using the numeric keys. i use a Sony RM-VLZ620 remote. it lists NAD as a supported receiver.
P.S. - a receiver is an amplifier with a built in radio tuner.

you must go to radio shack or other electronic parts electronic, or some appliance stores and search for the remote.

God bless you

Hello
There are three fuses with your NAD surround receiver.

Reference No Part Number Description

M751*AH 5120-0200-0 Fuse 5A 125V Time Lag 5x20 MM MITI/UL/CSA

M754*AH 5120-0052-0 Fuse 1.6A 250V Time Lag 5x20 MM UL/CSA
M752*C 5120-0024-0 Fuse 3.15A 250V Time Lag 5x20 MM SEMKO/VDE

Check them first and inform me which one has blown out. I'll give you detais after that. OK.

This is caused by the breakdown of a transistor early in the amplication stages. If it can not be controlled at all by the volume control, that helps to narrow down the suspect transistor(s). This unit will require internal measurements with an oscilloscope to determine the exact source of hte noise. Unless you have access to this type of test equipment, this unit will need to see a servicer. I can try to locate the more probable parts, but I will need to know the exact model and serial number. There are differences in the circuitry depending upon the run/serial number.

Dan

I got similar issue and managed to fix it with excellent tech support from NAD. Flashing LED means system goes in to protective mode. Most probable reason is presence of DC voltage on amplifier out puts. In my case it was both surround amps. It had faulty resistor and a dry jpint at power line

Try using front pre out to the sub from the receiver. the crossover is in the sub anyway. If this works change your settings on the receiver and test again. If sub is still inop, could be an internal issue with the sub amp. Does your sub amp have an on/auto/off switch or light? check that as well. Hope this helps, if you need further assistance, send a reply and I'll help some more

You should connect the RCA connectors from your turntable into the phono input of the preamp. Also, make sure you have the grounding wire from the TT connected to the grounding on the preamp (if you do not have a grounding point, then just connect it to one of the screws on the preamp). Then connect the output from the preamp to either the Tape or the CD points on the T760. On the front panel press tape monitor and you're done.

Check and let me know how it goes. My set up's working fine except for clarity, which still needs to be perfected. I'm using a normal step-up phono stage.

Regs/ Avinash

Did you go into the sub-menu to see if the NAD sub output is turned on?