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I turned my Onkyo up too loud and they receiver went off. When I try to turn it back on it comes on for about 2 seconds and goes off

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You probably blew the output stage and it is operating in protect mode until you repair it.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 22, 2007

SOURCE: Onkyo receiver (HT-R430) cutting out after a few seconds

This problem is related totally to the remote control.Pres the CRL button rapidly during that 3 sec interval and get the nunmber down

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Feb 20, 2008

SOURCE: On off problem

Sounds like it's faulty. is it under warranty?

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 29, 2008

SOURCE: My Onkyo Receiver TX 601 is turning itself off

Adjust bass control to half position then feed loud signal,if it shut off adjust the bass contol to zero position,if it shut off again the defect is in the over load protection circuit it is already sensetive to loud signal.you may call the nearest audio amplifier technician on you.

Hope it may help you,

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Aug 26, 2009

SOURCE: onkyo tx sr804 receiver turns on by itself

I have the same receiver and the way to fix is simple. in the main board of this unit there are 5 connectors and they slide into other components like Lego. the issue is the king of material they are made of it's cheap. if you reseat the mainboard it will fix it for a day or two, them it will start again. the easyway is to re seat the board and put a fan inside of the receiver between the transformer and the inside of the amp pointing down about 20 degrees connect the fan to a ajustible voltage adapter and connect it to the outlet in the back of the unit. so it comes on when you turn it on. this voltage adapter is cheap. the adapters people buy for phones and or MP3's at Radio shack or Best buy it goes from 1.5v to 12 volts/ this way you can control how loud the fan is in side the receiver. i find 4.5V does the trick. The connectors on this board start to loose contact with some of the pins when heated. the fan keeps it cool enouth to fix the issue. I fixed manny these ONKYO 804's this will fix it. you just have to do it. the main board is inder the HDMI board in a Vertical position running from one side to almost the Power supply. it has 2 screws also holding it in the inside middle back of the amp. Becarefull with these amps 75 V at 23amp's DC is no joje leave it off for a couple of hours to satart working on it. Good luck.

Chi Chu

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  • Posted on Oct 22, 2009

SOURCE: Heard a loud pop and picture went out. Still have sound

Ur tv have burns capacitors,look for pop ups caps.

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I think your receiver is damaged.

Try this.

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Thank you for your question.

The best way to fully isolate the fault is to disconnect all the speaker wires, and verify that there are no strands of wire shorting between the speaker terminals on the rear of the unit.

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Thank you for using Fixya, and if I can be of further assistance please ask.
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