Need front covers for 3 speakers (2 front, 1 center) on HT-S790

The Onkyo RC-649M remote was included with the Onkyo HT-S790 (with the HT-R540 receiver), among other sound systems. The directions for using this remote are thus in the HT-S790 manual. Onkyo has this manual here: https://www.intl.onkyo.com/downloads/manuals/pdf/ht-s790_manual_e.pdf . See pages 13-17 for information on using the remote. Look at page 69 and the subsequent pages for the remote control programming directions and code list. To program the remote for a specific device, press and hold the Mode button (TV, DVD, etc) that you want to program. While holding this mode button, press and hold the Display button (the lowest button on the left side of the remote) for 3 seconds. Then enter the 4 digit code that applies for your device/manufacturer. (If there are multiple codes, you will need to test the remote and try again until you find a code that works.)

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

The HT-J5500W can only support a 5.1 speaker system. The main part of the entertainment system supports a direct connection with the front right, front left and center speakers and sub-woofer. The wireless receiver module connects the surround right and left speakers to the rest of the system.

You would need a different amplifier/receiver to switch to a 7.1 or other speaker system using more speakers. You may be able to upgrade the individual speakers, as long as you don't exceed the power output limits of the system. The original speakers are 165 W each (front and surround speakers) and 170 W for the center speaker and the sub-woofer.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Description=Durabrand Home Theater System (HT-3916)
Remote.name=URC-6131nwB00 PVR Remote 2K
Remote.signature=PVR0PVR0
DeviceType=Amp
DeviceIndex=3
SetupCode=1568
Protocol=00 5a
Protocol.name=NEC2
ProtocolParms=24 null null
FixedData=01 e7 e7
Function.0.name=Power
Function.0.hex=c7
Function.1.name=Mute
Function.1.hex=e7
Function.2.name=Source
Function.2.hex=d7
Function.3.name=Channels
Function.3.hex=67
Function.4.name=Reset
Function.4.hex=cf
Function.5.name=Front (-)
Function.5.hex=6f
Function.6.name=Front (+)
Function.6.hex=5f
Function.7.name=Center (-)
Function.7.hex=57
Function.8.name=Center (+)
Function.8.hex=df
Function.9.name=Rear (-)
Function.9.hex=47
Function.10.name=Rear (+)
Function.10.hex=ef
Function.11.name=Subwoofer (-)
Function.11.hex=77
Function.12.name=Subwoofer (+)
Function.12.hex=ff
Function.13.name=Master Volume Down
Function.13.hex=4f
Function.14.name=Master Volume Up
Function.14.hex=f7
Button.8=Mute'null'null
Button.3=Power'null'null

Section 01-09: Mirrors, Rear View 1999 Taurus/Sable Workshop Manual REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION Procedure revision date: 06/25/1998 Mirror, Power-Outside Rear View Removal

1. Disconnect battery ground cable (14301).
   

1. Remove front door trim panel (23942). Refer to Section 01-05.
   

1. Remove radio speaker grille from cover assembly by squeezing or pinching between thumb and index finger.
   

1. Remove two screws from cover assembly.
   

1. Disconnect outside rearview mirror wiring connector (C515-LH; C615-RH). Remove wiring guides as necessary.
   

1. Remove three outside rear view mirror retaining nuts. Remove outside rear view mirror (17682) while guiding wiring and connector through hole in door.
   

Item Part Number Description 1 17682 Outside Rear View Mirror 2 N621906-S36 Nut (3 Req'd) 3 F8DB-17D699-
AAW Cover Assembly Rear Substrate-LH 3 F8DB-17D698-
AAW Cover Assembly Rear Substrate-RH 4 N808968 Screw 5 F8DB-18B984-
AAW Speaker Grille-Standard (No Badge)-LH 5 F8DB-18985-
AAW Speaker Grille-Standard (No Badge)-RH 5 F8DB-18K901-
BAW Speaker Grille-Mach-LH 5 F8DB-18978-
BAW Speaker Grille-Mach-RH 5 F8DB-238A35-
AAW Speaker Grille-Blank (No Speaker)-LH 5 F8DB-238A34-
AAW Speaker Grille-Blank (No Speaker)-RH A - Tighten to 6-8 Nm (54-70 lb-in) ------------------
Trim Panel, Door Front
Removal

1. Remove cover behind inside door handle.
   

1. Remove screw from bottom of pull cup retaining front door trim panel to front door (20124).
   

1. Remove three screws retaining front door trim panel to front door.
   

1. NOTE: Do not attempt to remove more than one pushpin at a time.
   
   Using Rotunda Windshield and Molding Trim Removal Kit 107-R0401 or equivalent, remove the door trim panel by pulling one door trim panel pushpin at a time from the inner door skin.
   

1. Disconnect electrical connectors as necessary. Refer to Section 01-14A.
   

Installation

1. Follow removal procedure in reverse order.
   

1. Replace all pushpins with new pushpins (N808994-S).
   

Front Door Trim Panel

easy.connect the dvd trough optical cable to the amplifier home theatre for surround sound and the video where it says DVD input and the sony cassete deck where it says cd in A/V the red cable wwhite and yellow,

1. Connect the front left, front right, center, and sub woofer speakers to the back of the home theater system.

2. With the home theater system off, insert the TX card into the TX Card connection (WIRELESS) on the back of the home theater.
Important: Make sure to insert the TX card with the slanted portion of the card facing left.

3. Connect the rear left and the rear right speakers to the back of the SWA-3000.

4. Plug the power cord of the SWA-3000 into an electrical wall outlet, and then switch the power switch on the back of the SWA-3000 to [ON]

Hope this helps!

Some speaker manufacturers design their boxes with non-removable front grills. Be thankful that you can remove the back because I've seen these sealed as well. Once inside, the speakers should be mounted from the inside (mounting screws on inside) compared to front mounted. IF they are not then either you're not using the proper method to remove the grill OR it's glued in place and will require breaking the glue bond to release the grill. One note to remember...non-removable grills can mean the manufacturer has something to hide.

Check to make sure that Speaker B is not pushed. It's on the front panel on the bottom left.

You should be able to use any of the "bookshelf" speakers to replace the Front Left/Right and Rear Left/Right. I would go ahead and get a dedicated Center speaker. I bought a Pioneer center speaker and a pair of KLH 3-way bookshelf speakers at Radio Shack at low prices. I also bought a pair of Insignia 3-way bookshelf speakers. I put this all together with a Durabrand Home Theature system (dumping the satellite speakers). There is better range and a much fuller tone with these speakers versus the originals. Even if you hadn't lost the speakers, I would recommend this as a good upgrade.
Hope that helped.
Leonard

You can find manuals for Onkyo products here http://www.onkyousa.com/download/own_manuals.cfm