20 Most Recent Mitsubishi M-VR800 Questions & Answers

I can't find a manual for the M-VR800 but I found these pictures of the front and rear...


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Where is there a Decoder Input?

Hi there,

If you are adamant your M-VR800's menu has been setup correctly (i.e. 5.1 setup test tone confirms all outputs are working), then another possibility will be your disc audio setup.

When you inserted your movie disc, did you check your audio options on the 'disc menu' and select 5.1 from the disc menu?

Some disc menus offer an audio choice between Dolby 2.0 (stereo only), Dolby 5.1 or even DTS 5.1. In this case, you may need to manually choose your preferred audio option from the disc.

Mine is having a similar problem. After it has lost power or been unplugged it will always revert to decoder 4. It seems to need to warm up because after waiting about 10 minutes it finally stays where I tell it to.

Ok, the power outage was not so much the problem, it was when it came back on,and the unit was on and plugged in, that the problem has arisen, you see when the power is reconnected, like this, the "Inrush" current can, and does damage the Power supply, and this is exactly what has happened here. This is a very common occurrence. You see after a Power Outage you should disconnect ALL appliances and withdraw plugs from the wall if possible. Reconnect after the power comes back on. You will need to get the unit looked at by a professional, the power supply is a relatively easy repair,as long as the Spike, surge hasn't "Gone too deep" Please ask for a "Quote" before allowing any work to commence,this way at least you can decide to repair or replace.

First, get into the setup menu and go into audio and make sure it's not locked on Digital or PCM. If it is, there should be a setting for "auto". If you still have an issue, post a comment and I can walk you thru troubleshooting. Hope this helps

mine does the same thing.. so far I have no clue other than it may be detecting input from devices like vcr..dvd etc..

A non-functioning radio in a Mitsubishi Pajero 2006 could indeed be caused by a blown fuse. I recommend checking the fuse box for the radio and inspecting the radio fuse. If it's blown, replacing it may resolve the issue. However, if the fuse replacement doesn't fix the problem, there could be other underlying issues with the radio or its wiring that may require further diagnosis and repair by a professional

See if available on their web site or try a google search.

http://audio.manualsonline.com/support/mitsubishi/stereo-receiver/need-manual-for--mitsubishi-mvr400-av-receiver-5313231 This may help

Mitsubishi doesn't publish those diagrams to the public.

You should be able to use a universal remote. It will search the frequency for you. TYVM Please leave feedback

Since this is a powered subwoofer, the problem is most likely in the electronics. The most likely component in the amp would the output device. You could look inside to see if it actually has any discreet components in the output. It may just be a single integrated circuit. If so, many of these i.c.'s are dirt cheap, and can be purchased from many electronics parts outlets. If you need further help, I’m available over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/david_29ad5d1dd86564b0

I suggest go to the store that sells that unit and see what they have to say.

i only see L/R connections sooo choose one only