Question about Onkyo TX-NR1000 Receiver

Audio suddenly died on my TX-NR1000... but the receiver stayed on

I had the TX-NR1000 off and disconnected for two weeks while on vacation to protect it from power surges and such. When I reconnected the receiver,it worked fine for a couple hours and then the sound went away while watching/listening to Sat TV. The receiver remained on and all switching functions worked, only no sound (not even the test tone) from any source and to neither A or B speakers. I turned it off and on and sound came back for a minute and then it was gone again. On my second try it didn't come back at all. IF I set it for Direct Audio there is sound. So it would seem that the problem is in the DSP, what do you think? I have already tried: disconnecting all speakers and external sources, initializing the receiver, letting it connected for a couple of days, disconnected for a few days... I do have the Service Manual in case you want to point me to a section in there. Thank you!

Eliut Oct 01, 2007

The Receiver COMES ON and switches functions, but NO SOUND comes out through the speakers or headphone. I wonder if one of the DSP boards died...
Chieh Jan 11, 2008

I have the same problem, no sound come out at all from my onkyo receiver, but all the switches work fine, and it power on perfectly.

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This receiver has an over heat problem with its HDMI board. The replacement board includes a small daughter board upgrade. On EBay there are people who will trade out new board for your old one about $250.

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Check R9331
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Do you have standby light?If it is not,it is working like PC power supply.If itis notyou have a +13V AC problem (2 gray wire).Check this first.If you dont have it ,Give +13 DC to C9103.You will get standby light.

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