Onkyo TX-SR500 Receiver "front right speaker static" Questions

...right front speaker-pos. dark green-right front sreaker-neg. brown-left rear speaker-pos. yellow-left rear speaker-neg. dark blue-right rear speaker-pos. light blue-right rear speaker-neg. ...

...right front speaker channel to work. All the surround and center speakers work. Even when I run the speaker test, no static comes out from that channel. I checked the speakker setting on the front ...

...front right speaker on home theater system. I've removed all cables and all speaker wires except that one and still get the noise. I've tried plugging the unit into another outlet. Nothing ...

...front left and right work perfectly still. What would the problem be? This all started without anything on the unit being changed... just happened. And I don't ever turn it up past 15. More than ...

...control for the test signal. it will sequence thru each speaker clockwise starting with the right front. watch the unit display to see which speaker it sending the signal to as it goes thru it

...FRONT right channel is way lower than my left, I thought maybe the speaker or the crossover of my right speaker was fried but NO, I swapped my front speakers and still, the sound of the right channel ...

right and still have no sound not even a a radio why could this be? i only have 2 speakers hooked up to test unit but cant hear anything not even static from radio or nothing can anyone please help me

...right front and the subwoofer The Rest of the 4 speakers have no sound at all unless I am adjusting The speaker levels and then all that I hear is static. I need to know if there is another way to ...

...front right speaker will every now and then make a loud distortion noise like static and its annoying. I,ve tried new speaker wire, new contacts and even bought a new surge protection powerboard and ...

...right front speaker. I though I had blown the tweeter, but when I plugged in the left front speaker to the right front output of the $600 HK AVR, the same static was now in the left speaker. Thus, it ...