TX-DS575 reciever i have a onkyo TX-DS575 reciever and when i turn it on it does nothing i have to tap it kinda hard to get it working. If anybody knows what the problem is please contact me Thanks.

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Normally you hear a clicking sound coming from the inside when you turn on your amp. That's the sound of the magnetic circuit breaker (switch). If you tap your amp to turn it on, and if the amp gets turned on after you did it:), then I suppose the problem is on the relevant switch.

Posted on Jul 04, 2007

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