Boombox isn't working but the blue light is on.

Have you solved ???? Thanks .. I have the same problem

Have you tried a new HDMI cable?

You got to go to set up button and change it from anolug to digital for what your listening to,like tv,DVD,etc

Possibilities: your source setting is wrong, your tape monitor switch (if it has one) is on, your speaker selector position is wrong. Do any lights come on?

Try holding down the advanced surround button and power button. If the unit locked itself into protect, this should clear it.

The company's advertisement says it all. The company has mentioned the receiver as "Industry's First AV Receiver Designed for iPad". So it cannot compared with TV.

hi,
You have to order for the IR receiver module for the system. Also check inside the frond panel of the system is there is any durst accumulated in frond of the IR receiver unit.
ok

See now what happen to me just last night actually was I was listening to music and had the receiver turned up to about -55. all of a sudden, it showed me AMP ERROR and shut off all on it's own and would not turn on.... I later was snooping around my wiring and fount two wires were touching. I have had the receiver unplugged since the incedent last night and I am going to try to get it working when I get home from work.. I know that it is a beautiful sound system and its sound quality is just amazing. It's definately the best system I have owned and I really hope that leaving it off for 24 hours will reset it and make it work again. I don't really have the money to go out and buy a new one.. nor do I really want to... If you have any luck you can let me know! Thanks!

Had a power surge last night and got the same problem. Unit wont power on and has a blinking blue light on standby button. I found the solution from the service manual for a similar model.

Hold down ENTER and ADVANCED SURROUND buttons.

This resets the DC overvoltage sensor and bingo the unit comes back to life again.

A blue screen means the TV is not receiving a video signal. Check all connections, then try another player, cable, etc. Also, check DVD and TV AV settings.