Why does my RX-8000VBK says overload when nothing is connected? Please help!

Hello Clyde, you can connect your EQ2 to the JVC RX 8000v
I sent you the user manual of the JVC RX 8000v to guide you
you have to connect it as if it were a cassette
From the Rec Out of the Cover or MD, in the JVC to the equalizer line input and the equalizer line output to Play In in the JVC
this you can see on page 6
I hope you get it connected
Greetings Franco Dosil

Hola Clyde, puedes conectar tu EQ2 en el JVC RX 8000v
te envio el manual de usuario del JVC RX 8000v para que te guies
tienes que conectarlo como si fuera una cassettera
Del Rec Out de Tapa o MD, en el JVC a la entrada de linea del ecualizador y de la salida de linea del ecualizador a Play In en el JVC
esto lo puedes ver en la pagina 6
Espero que logres conectarlo
Saludos Franco Dosil
https://www.manualslib.com/manual/83906/Jvc-Rx-8000vbk.html

If it turns off while playing, it might be tripping a overload circuit and resetting. Try it will just a couple low watt speakers connected and see

Look for a bluetooth device for AV receivers. Maybe something like this??

http://www.amazon.com/HomeSpot-NFC-Enabled-Bluetooth-Receiver-System/dp/B009OBCAW2

Overload indicates a short in the audio output semiconductors, check speaker wires for shorts, if okay! you will need a professional to assess cost to replace outputs.

the transtistors are mounted to a large heat sink. and yes all 4 main trany's need replaced. you can go to the library and look in sams photofact for the service manual. the part #ers are on the transistors. have fun and good luck again.

disconnect all speakers to see if 'overload' goes away.if it goes away then you might have a bad speaker.If OVERLOAD is still there with no speakers connected .Then audio output circuit needs repair in unit..

there will be 6 amp circuit in your receiver. you can't unplug them one by one. with a multi-meter you may be able to find the shorted channel. (most JVC receivers use discrete circuits instead of an output IC) Check for shorted transistors attached to the heat sink. You will possibly find some open resistors also. Generally this is a job for a pro.

The audio amplifier IC of your device are damaged you gotta send to a repair center.

have a jvc home theater with this next problem, when I turn the display lights up then see the name overload and shuts down the display, and it does not connect the speakers

disconnect the output devices and see if it clears. If it does, connect up the disconnected devices up till the reciver overloads again.