Do you have some idea?Hi, everybody
I have same problem, with my Onkyo TX-DS777.
I changed the CPU but it didnt have any effect.
Do you have some idea?
power light is on, nothing else. the power fuse is good, no voltage at transformer.power light is on, nothing else. the power fuse is good, no voltage at transformer.
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It seems like the internal fuse to me, too. But you could check to make sure that the receptacle works (maybe you've got a tripped breaker).
The manual also suggests unplugging and re-plugging the unit to clear "external noise" from the "computer circuits," but something tells me that you've already tried that.
It may only need to be reset, unplug it for a min. plug it back in and try it.
Check your owners manual some will tell you how to reset them.
Also check for a jammed switch, press every switch one by one if one doesn't move that is the problem, you can possibly unjam it with a small screwdriver.
ya thats the universal remotes having list of codes .
first you set up with the code that should match for your revelent make and model of your dvd player.
so you just go through with codeing list that accompany with purchaseing of universal remote.
and set up with code particularly for your make and model of your dvd player.
and finaly try with your dvd player.
ok all the best.
man I think i have the same problem....
i push the power button but immediatly the LED turns off. I cheked the fuse but thats not the problem. Please if you solve your problem let me know...
my e.mail adress [email protected]
sorry if you dont undersatnd me in some parts..im not very good writting english haha sorry..
Click on this link and you'll be at Onkyo's website. On the top right corner there's a search box. Type in your receiver model and enter. You'll be taken to the page where the owner's manual can be downloaded and all your connection questions will be answered. Hope this helps. Let me know.
When power was intermittant, were there any other discrepencies or audible power deprivation to the speakers?
Your problem has many possibilites from fuses to major amplifier problems to common power supply failures. Being intermittant then dead may still be a simple fix, but not without some physical intervention of test gear.
Sorry,
Jaszy
Hi, everybody
I have same problem, with my Onkyo TX-DS777.
I changed the CPU but it didnt have any effect.
Do you have some idea?
power light is on, nothing else. the power fuse is good, no voltage at transformer.
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