No High Voltage

Given that the Sherwood is a basic stereo/Dolby Pro Logic receiver, and that we have had sources where digital audio (coax and optical) are the standard for Dolby Digital and DTS for well over 15 years, and that HDMI is established now as the de facto standard for AV connections on many home AV products.... perhaps it's time to retire the Sherwood and look for something new.

Entry level price points for new, fully spec'd, AV receivers capable of dealing with HD audio, DD, DTS, Dolby ProLogiic- and ProLogic II have never been cheaper.

Sherwood is still a good brand. It has been joined by Yamaha ( RX-V377BL); Sony (STRDH750); Denon (AVR-S500BT) and Pioneer (VSX-524-K) at the entry-level price point of $249. In real terms these are probably a fraction of what you paid for the Sherwood all those years ago.
Another option is used equipment. There are some really good pre-HDMI AV receivers from Denon, Yahama and Pioneer available in the used market.

Hi,
The manual is available for downloads but with a price tag.The best bargain is from the link below at a cost of $4.99.Click on the link if you wish to make the purchase.

www.sherwood.owner-manuals.com/RV6030R-service-manual-SHERWOOD.html

Hope this helps.Thanks!
Ken.

Hello Brian, I sent you the link to download the service manual of your Sherwood RV-6010R
I hope you can solve the problem
Greetings Franco Dosil

Hola Brian, te envio el link para que descargues el manual de servicio de tu Sherwood RV-6010R
Espero puedas resolver el problema
Saludos Franco Dosil
https://elektrotanya.com/sherwood_rv-6030r.pdf/download.html https://www.hifiengine.com/forum/sherwood-rv-6010r-owners-service-manuals-wanted.shtml

Search engines find these answers immediately without involving 'experts'.

According to this:

http://www.echipamenteaudio.com/tag/rv-6030r

Power Output Continuous RMS at 8 ohms 100W + 100W
Rear Channel power output at 8 ohm, 20W + 20W
Central Channel at 8 ohms, 65W

internal fuse....open and replace

The TV is irrelevant.

BD would need HDMI, digital audio or 5.1 analog inputs on the contol receiver. You have none of these.

Try these simple trick to find out yor remote control working or not....
Point the remote control towards the Camera of a Mobile Camera phone,with the camera on. While pressing remote, we can see a light (Infra Red) coming from its IR LED through the Mobile Camera if the Remote is working.
If the remote is OK, then the problem with the Remote Sensor or related components of the receiver.

Not sure - just make sure the tape player button is not pressed.

Try this link:

http://www.sherwoodusa.com/cc_manuals.html

I didn't see the RV-5050R on the website, but you might try
the RV-4060 manual. It is the same series at least

Mike