Sir i have kenwood audio video surround reciver kr-v5090 srs n i want speakers for it. so plz let me now where can i get them.

The speaker wires are short circuited. See Kenwood KR V7050 User Manual Page 32

Hi
the remote has nothing to do with this.
Its in protection mode ..
check your speakers cables first
if is all OK
then the receiver needs to be serviced the power supply section has a damaged parts or re-soldering the points again , but mostly damaged parts due to age of the device or over heated.
hope this helps
Kind regards
M.Mathis

Have you tried the "Simulated" surround setting?

If you don't get sound in "Simulated" mode then you have probably lost the surround channels.

If you do get sound then your "Media"
is not recorded with a surround "Track". or the surround "Processor" may have issues that need to go to the repair shop.

you can download your manual in this link
http://www.hifiengine.com/library/kenwood/kr-v5580.shtml
hope that it helped

I have had this exact Receiver and this is taken right from the specs. in the manual, "120 watts per channel RMS" at 8 ohms - this is in Stereo mode (2 speakers) only". When surround sound is used, "75 watts RMS for Front and Center speakers and 15 watts RMS for rear (surround) speakers. From experience, the Stereo only mode is definitely stronger/louder than when switching to Surround. Most newer receivers are the same wattage regardless of mode.

Maybe hook up the actual source of the TV audio (not necessarily the TV) directly to the Kenwood. Cable and SAT boxes have nice standard digital audio outputs. They're wasted on TV's which typically have sucko speakers. Lower-end analog audio is also available if you want to watch Cable/SAT throught the TV speakers.

I need this manual too. If you have got one, please let me know. Thank you in advance.
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1st try a test tone to the rear speakers. If you can not get a test tone check the connections again.. once you get a test tone, use the "mode" button on your remote to cycle through the surround modes and make sure you are in a surround mode rather than a stereo mode.

HAVE U TURNED THE SPEAKERS ON BY PRESSING THE BUTTON FOR THE SPEAKERS. ARE U USING SURROUND? IF NOT THEN U NEED TO MAKE SURE U HAVE THE RIGHT BUTTONS ON OTHERWISE U WILL GET NO SOUND HAVE A PLAY ABOUT WITH IT AND SEE WHAT U CAN DO. I HAD THE SAME PROBLEM WITH MINE AND I GOT IT TO WORK AFTER .

Be sure that you have selected a set of front speakers, either "A" or "B. After that is checked, look for a blown fuse in the final amp section. I suspect that the primary drivers are out, but is speculation at this point.