Onkyo Audio Players & Recorders - Page 2 - Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

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This might be a problem in the power supply section. It could be the big Capacitors in that section. Slow to charge up.

If you're having trouble getting sound from your TV, there are a few things you can check to try and troubleshoot the issue. First, double-check all the connections between your TV and receiver. Make sure they are secure and that you're using the correct inputs. Next, take a look at your TV's settings. Make sure eARC is enabled and that the TV is outputting sound through the correct port. If you're not sure how to do this, consult your TV's manual. Similarly, check your receiver's settings to make sure eARC is enabled and that it is set to the correct input. Again, consult your receiver's manual if you're not sure how to do this. If you're still having trouble, try resetting your receiver. This can often fix audio issues. Hopefully one of these tips will help you get the sound from your TV working properly.

That is an INRUSH rated so it is a slow acting fuse

The Onkyo receiver is designed to use 2-wire speaker wires. Amazon has adapter cables. This one is for use with M/M RCA audio cables: https://www.amazon.com/Speaker-Wire-Stereo-RCA-Adapter/dp/B076P7KP3D . You'll need one pair per speaker. This one, https://www.amazon.com/Speaker-18AWG-Adapter-Cable-UIInosoo/dp/B097XV7QNL/ref=pd_lpo_3?pd_rd_w=ZUie5&content-id=amzn1.sym.116f529c-aa4d-4763-b2b6-4d614ec7dc00&pf_rd_p=116f529c-aa4d-4763-b2b6-4d614ec7dc00&pf_rd_r=1DWE6KY3W0JYFQT74WZT&pd_rd_wg=QGafl&pd_rd_r=b6c31a62-2ae3-406f-9e66-6333f7edbf7b&pd_rd_i=B097XV7QNL&psc=1 , is for a direct connection to a RCA F connection on the speaker. I hope this helps. Cindy Wells

Hi ,try factory reset your unit if that dosent help its pobobly your digital board gone bed, try contacting your local service for mo information.

Hi,the letters after NG refer to the affected channels - left center, right surround, etc. Do you have speakers plugged into these channels? If yes try to unplage all speakers then plage one speaker at a time,check your speakers if that dosent work for you try to factory rest your unit .

Yes the OSD tends to stop working. Here's how to fix it:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gj0x5S9ez5U

Well yes transformers do fail and the transformer does say it has an internal fuse fitted which might have failed. The fuse on the board blowing is an indication of overload. The fact it didn't blow again shows that it is not getting any power or the fault has gone (doubtfull).
I doubt the transformer is a step up. But follow the circuit on the pc board till you come to electroytic capicator. This will have a voltage on it. The power level will be no more and perhaps less than the voltage on the capacitor. Another clue to the power level is if the secondary wires are narrower than those that go to the mains. That will indicate that less voltage comes out.
OK what to do. Well most makers say that the transformer is a safety item so it has to be replaced with the same type or one which is approved by the maker. So you can either contact the maker direct or find a service center, (for the brand) which might order you a replacement, or take the transformer to Radio Shack with details of the model number of the Sub, and see if they can get it for you. While there have a look at the multimeters. You should find one that will help you for all your future needs. I recomend one with a scale (rather than a digital). They are some around for £10 to £20 (I know you live in the USA but you can convert it) that will do what you might need it for.
The first thing to do if you get a meter is check with the ohm setting diodes or bridge rectifiers for shorts. IE: as if you had touch both probes together! Also do the same with any transitors you might find. As this could be the cause of the fuse blowing, and even the transformer's failure.

Nope. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/115270/Onkyo-Cr-325.html?page=7#manual

help here https://www.google.com/search?q=Onkyo+HT-R398+errors+NG%3A+LCRSLSR+NG%3A+SW Firmware updates https://www.intl.onkyo.com/support/firmware/tx-sr393.html ..

‘I have a onkyo av receiver Tx-sr309 that is stuck on BD/DVD mode and no other keys/buttons on the receiver nor the remote functions. Not possible to do factory reset as well. Kindly help’ Of course, no reset is allowed due to single task MPU.This is a very easy issue to fix and a common faulty situation found in onkyo AV-amp. If you want to know how to fix, just send an email to me if you want. It is up to you to do so and email will be deleted after ONE week. I won‘t tell you here due to buying faulty AV amps to repair and sell them out on web.

well there are only 3. ways. 1: battery + NvRAM<< a coin cell seen any sized even soldered. 2: eeprom chip (look MA/ no battery ever. (pure joy) 3: supercap _+ NVRAM what is there only takes looking if no battery and no FARAD HUGE super cam then it is #2 the super cap is the only huge cap there marked FARADS and not marked uF. not microfarads easy no, 3 classes of storage for 40 years.

Your receiver appears to have a digital optical input, so no converter would be needed, just an optical fiber cable (TOSLINK) between the two optical ports. However, the manual for your receiver states that several functions don't work unless there is also an analog connection. If you must have those, you can use an HDMI audio extractor. You may also need an adapter cable to convert 3.5 mm stereo audio to a pair of RCA phono plugs to make the analog connection. Onkyo manual page: https://www.manualslib.com/manual/302250/Onkyo-Tx-Ds555.html?page=8#manual HDMI audio extractor reviews: https://headphonesproreview.com/best-hdmi-audio-extractor/

2 Duplicate questions deleted .REFRESH the page to see your question published.. Just buy a replacement remote for your model. https://www.google.com/search?q=Onkyo+TXDS494+replacement+remote ..

Hello I Would suggest to try this, pull out the power cable from the wall socket, and while holding down CBL/SAT, press ON/STANDBY. and plug in the power cable again. hope this will work.

It's either in protection, or you have an internal power supply issue. First way to check it would be to disconnect all speaker wires from the receiver then turn it back on. If it still clicks, it will need service. If you need further help, post a comment and I can help you further.

RTFM which is available for free at retrevo.com after you register.

http://www.retrevo.com/support/Onkyo-TX-NR801-Receivers-manual/id/365dj196/t/2/

As far as the unidientified earphones go, well, it has a manual too somewhere

confusing but doable. you will wires for speakers. How long only you know where you are placing them? wire Commercial Electric 50 ft. 18-Gauge Stranded Speaker Wire available at Home Depot $15.31 on back of receiver will be speaker connections, chose "A: copper to red terminal silver to black terminal. back of speaker turn top on connector counter clockwise to loosen them insert Copper to red and tighten repeat for black. You will need wire strippers and they are available at Home Depot, South wire V-Notch Wire Stripper $6.70 Good Luck