Blue screen !!!

If the menu is showing on the TV but the rest of the display is a blue screen, it could indicate a problem with the video output or the connection between the Onkyo SR875 receiver and the TV. Here are a few steps you can try to resolve the issue:

1. Check the connection: Make sure that the connections between the receiver and the TV are secure and that the cables are not loose or damaged.
2. Check the video settings: Make sure that the receiver and the TV are configured to use the correct video input and output settings. You may need to check the manual for your TV and receiver for instructions on how to do this.
3. Check the TV display settings: Make sure that the TV display settings are configured correctly. Check the TV manual for instructions on how to adjust the display settings.
4. Check the resolution: Make sure that the resolution of the TV and the receiver match. If the resolution of the TV is set higher than the resolution of the receiver, it can cause a blue screen to appear.
5. Power cycle the device: Unplug the power cord of the receiver and the TV and wait for a few minutes before plugging it back in.
6. Factory reset: If none of the above steps work, you can try performing a factory reset on the receiver. This will erase all the configurations and settings and will set the device to its original state. Check the user manual or contact the manufacturer for instructions on how to perform a factory reset.
7. Contact support: if none of the above

Select the input channel for your Fire TV - Turn on your TV and select the input channel for the HDMI port you used to connect your Fire TV. You should then see a loading screen with the Amazon Fire TV logo 4.

A blue screen indicates no video signal, if you change the video input to a DVD player is it still a blue screen? If yes then the TV is defective. If no then some how the signal is being lost to the TV from whatever source you use for watching broadcast TV

Hi,
You said the sound works but you get a blue screen on the TV, check your TV if it is set properly.
Make sure the Input is correct on the TV to shoe the Video coming from the console and check if the cable connections are properly connected to the TV and the console video output and input.
Also try it on a different TV to see if the issues is with the TV or the Console itself if on a different TV and the issue is still the same the issue is the Video output from the console but to check further more try a different cable, borrow one or maybe buy a new one just to see and eliminate possible causes of the Blue screen issue.
I hope this helps.

Be sure your channel settings are correct and that you have proper orientation of the hook up cables. See if your remote has a video-mute if so turn it off...a video-mute will produce a blue or black screen. To be sure its not the tuner that's enter the menu screen if you can see the menu then the tuner is ok this means the down-stream video is functioning. Be sure to have all your input devices set to the correct output ports. If all check good and still blue screen then the logic section is not processing video codecs and needs servicing.

it is not seeing a signal source.in the earlier days,"snow" would be evident but today the tuner signal lost results in a blue screen.check the cable signals and the cable box.
i would put cable from the wall directly into the set and see if there is a picture,and then check that it is not set to aux input with nothing connected

Hi and welcome to FixYa,

Initially, a couple of checks:

• verify that the P/N switch is set to the color system of your country. N (NTSC) for US and P for most of Euroope and Australia;
  
• depending on how "old" the TV, the Screen Resolution of the Toshiba may have to be brought down to the lowest possible setting;
  
• additionally, the Screen Refresh Rate may likewise need to be lowered say 60 Hz;
  
• all of the connections you mentioned are video connections. However, only 1 should be used. You may have to experiment (again depending on the TV) which setting & connection would give you the best picture;
  
• offhand, the component connection (if applicable, the red/green/blue cable) would give the best connection followed by S-Video and last would be yellow (composite).
  

Please postback results of initial checks.

Good luck and thank you for asking FixYa.

DOES THE MENU SCREEN COME UP? IF YES TRY ANOTHER INPUT. A BLUE SCREEN IS USUALLY INDICATIVE OF THE SET NOT SEEING A VIDEO SIGNAL.

Two questions for you.
1. What is the model of the set?
2. What sources are you trying to watch? Are you on cable, satelite, dvd player, vcr,
which of these are you watching and does the problem occur on all sources or just
certain ones?

Not having the above information, I will give you some information. Blue screen comes up
on these sets because of a loss of video signal. First thing you should do is to check your
cables between your sources to see if a wire has pulled partway or now completely out
say between satelite receiver and set. You might replace the cables in case you have
a broken wire inside the cable.
Some sets have the ability to go into the menu and shut off blue screen so you can
then see what the video looks like even if it is low level. From there you can do some
diagnostics by wiggling or connecting/ disconnecting the cables.
Beyond this there could be a loose connection internal to the set or a part failing, but
be sure to check for those cable connections first as that is the most likely cause. Also
it is good to try it with another video source or test the source on another set to be sure
that the video source hasn't developed a malfunction.