I took it apart found nothing. Put back together took the plastic screw driver with the unit on,gentlly tapped the plastic houding opposite of the heat senser at the top of dish and it works!
Looks like a rebadged Pioneer if it is, one of the output channels has probably been damaged and it shuts down to protect the rest of the system.
Time for service at your local HiFi dealer.
The continuous clicking sound you're experiencing when turning on your Optimus H-7328 heater could indicate a problem with the device. There are a few possible reasons for this issue:
1. Faulty Thermostat: The thermostat controls the heater's temperature settings. If it is malfunctioning, it may cause the heater to click repeatedly as it tries to regulate the temperature. In this case, you may need to have the thermostat repaired or replaced.
2. Loose Internal Components: Over time, the internal components of the heater can become loose due to regular use or transportation. Loose components, such as fan blades or heating elements, can create clicking or rattling sounds when the heater is turned on. You might need to open up the heater and tighten any loose parts, or have a professional examine and repair it.
3. Defective Fan Motor: If the clicking sound is accompanied by a malfunctioning fan or if the heater has a fan-forced operation, it's possible that the fan motor is faulty. The clicking noise may indicate that the fan motor is struggling to start or is hitting against something inside the unit. Repair or replacement of the fan motor might be necessary.
4. Electrical Issues: Clicking sounds can also be caused by electrical problems within the heater. Loose or damaged wiring can create intermittent connections, leading to clicking sounds when the heater is turned on. It's important to exercise caution with electrical issues and consult a professional or contact the manufacturer for assistance.
To accurately diagnose the specific cause of the clicking sound and determine the appropriate solution, it is recommended to contact the manufacturer's customer support or consult a professional technician who specializes in heater repairs. They will be able to provide more specific guidance based on the make and model of your Optimus H-7328 heater.
this video MIGHT help
well mixing old AVR with newer TV (non told) or the reverse
does that,!
early AVR (mines packed in box attic) has no digital ports
only has RCA analog and no hdmi ports. (retired it ,just like me)
see there, that is progress. (1/2 joking)
just looked at 3770 is all analog a sea of white/red/yellow RCA jacks on the rear.. OLD tech.
no TV told but the the best TVs like LG and SAMSUNGS have both.
analog and HDMI digital jacks.
mine does. LG55xxxxxx
there are only 3 choices
new AVR, (best choice with a future)
buy older TV (hah)
buy LG with both on the rear.
se this?
D = digital
A = analog RCA pin jack inputs. video and audio too.
a far better TV has both not just HDMI.
It is possible that the solder connections on those transistors are bad and need to be re-soldered. This is common with components that get hot. I would also check any capacitors that are close to them since heat can dry out the capacitors. Other than that, it could be a number of other things.
The manual might have the code to adjust the display screen optimus sta-3500 manual on google and on the companies official website too.Or call or email customer service then.
Is there a cut out safety switch on the base. Make sure where it is sitting has the switch fully depressed. It is there to switch off the heater off if it tips over.
I called customer support on this since everyone has the same problem. Behind the reflector is a cover that has 3 screws. Unscrew and you'll see two wires (a red & white). Inside the white sleeve is a fuse. Cut out the white sleeve and take the fuse out. Cut the fuse w/ the wires. Attach the white to the red w/ electrical tape. Make sure that wires are wrapped w/ the electrical tape. Support said that the fuse is not needed.
