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Bluetooth causing shutdown on Yama R202BL

AJMatthew said:
I forgot to add the signal chain. I believe this is what you are looking for.
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If you are running these in parallel, you are running a 2.4 ohm load on one channel, which is stressing that channel. The inbalance in channels may also be adding to the overall stress. Even when not running both sets, the 8 and 6 ohm speaker make a 3.4 ohm load, and that probably below the 4 ohm design of the amp.
 
I disconnected the rogue 6 ohm speaker and the manual suggests using 8 ohm speakers so in that regard I lucked out without knowing in that respect. I'm new to the ohms and power relations so if I have two pairs of speakers on the A and B channels am I still pushing the receiver? Should I look for an upgrade over 100 W per channel?
 
Thanks to all who helped work on this! I really appreciate the input. I found reviews on the Amazon website and a decent number of reviews did complain about the bluetooth shutting off. It seems like it was just designed poorly. I decided to get and external Bluetooth with RCA plugs and use on of the open lines. The right channel was struggling recently and I removed the equalizer and the problem was solved, for a few days. When I got the C-70 I opened her up and cleaned THOROUGHLY but after researching different problems people have with the C-70 I'm now in the debate of having a technician 40 minutes away RECAP it. The item was bought on e-bay and was not as described so I'm wondering if it's worth returning/using the e-bay buyer protection. Lots to mull over. Thanks again for your input and if you have any more suggestions/comments I'm all ears.
 
AJMatthew said:
I disconnected the rogue 6 ohm speaker and the manual suggests using 8 ohm speakers so in that regard I lucked out without knowing in that respect. I'm new to the ohms and power relations so if I have two pairs of speakers on the A and B channels am I still pushing the receiver? Should I look for an upgrade over 100 W per channel?
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