SE-CH530 system no standby

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  • Petrakis796
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    • Nov 2020
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    SE-CH530 system no standby

    Hi to all
    I have a SE-Ch530 system with tuner ,casette deck and cd player.
    Τhe problem is that it is constantly on standby I press the button of the amplifier or from the remote control of tuner ST-ch530 to become on the system but remains in standby mode .
    Has anyone encountered something similar?

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