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Receiver heat...

chezzer · 2009-08-09 19:24:54

Receiver gets quite hot ... I wonder is this bad for the bluray player on top of it ? now its not boiling but it is quite hot to touch it ... i wonder should i put the BD player someplace else ?

09-08-2009 8:24pm

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chezzer

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Receiver gets quite hot ... I wonder is this bad for the bluray player on top of it ?

now its not boiling but it is quite hot to touch it ... i wonder should i put the BD player someplace else ?

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#2 10-08-2009 10:51am

eddiem74

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chezzer wrote: »

... i wonder should i put the BD player someplace else ?

Simple answer: Yes

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#3 10-08-2009 10:53am

WillieCocker

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Blu Ray player on top of a reciever is a very bad idea.
All recievers need clearance to operate within safe parameters.

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#4 10-08-2009 1:27pm

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Same as the other lads said,get it off ASAP

I think 6 inches is the recommended distance,Id give it more though

Kev

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#5 10-08-2009 3:10pm

chezzer

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OK thanks lads!!

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#6 10-08-2009 4:47pm

Bilbert55

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if ya dont have the space, put the blueray on the bottom.

as receiver is on most of the time, this needs more ventilation.
The vents on the top should be left clear!

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