20 Most Recent Onkyo TX-SR606 Receiver - Page 7 Questions & Answers

the problem is an amp protection circuit which was designed to keep the 606 safe from a power surge.

go to menu and select manual input selection if it is on auto input select

hello,
you can do this by pressing and holding VCR 1 button and then push power button, it will reset and turn on.
Hope this will help...

You have to replace the power output assembly.

And the interface(s) involved? We need details to formulate answers.

Is the message from the TV? Perhaps we should be looking at what the TV supports.

you cannot control a ps3 with that remote because the playstation 3 only works with bluetooth. I'm sorry to have to tell you. you can purchase a remote that works with your system at any that sells your system.

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I think this one is for the Onkyo wizards:

I would write them via email here:

http://www.onkyousa.com/feedback_form.cfm

1-800-229-1687
However I did find this 2 page hookup manual with nice notes at link listed below that may help you solve the mystery:

(seems you may have to assign the digital input)

http://filedepot.onkyousa.com/Files/QuickHookup/TX-SR606_QSS_En_A.pdf?CFID=918117&CFTOKEN=40624545&jsessionid=f0306ea8a0d68bb60a49102e3e5510576756


Assigning the Digital Input
If there’s no sound, you’ll need to assign the digital inputs as
necessary using the setup menus on the TX-SR606’s display.
If you connect your DVD player to the AV receiver’s COAXIAL 1
DIGITAL IN, and your cable/satellite receiver to the COAXIAL 2
DIGITAL IN, as shown, it’s not necessary to assign the digital input.
The onscreen setup menus appear only on a TV that is
connected to the HDMI OUT. If your TV is connected to the composite video or S-Video MONITOR OUT, or the
COMPONENT VIDEO OUT, use the TX-SR606’s display when changing settings.

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Hello Fixya customer,

Thank you for your question.

Please check that the sub woofer and RCA cable are working by removing the RCA wire from the Sub woofer output of the Onkyou and touching the center terminal of the RCA plug. You should here a hum when it is touched.

If you get the hum, then the next step is to "Clear" the Onkyo by holding down the "VCR and Stby" button until you see "Clear" on the display. Warning, this will clear any settings special that you have made to the receiver, but will get you back to the Factory settings.

Lastly, check various sound fields, and the Sub woofer volume setting, if you still do not get sound, please have a Onlyo service center verify the output.

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Thank you for your question,

There is no LAN connection for the TX-SR606. The available connections include, HDMI, Component, Composite, S-Video, Optical, Coax, and analog audio. The ports that you are referring to may be the HDMI ports.

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Hello Fixya customer,

Thank you for your question,

To further isolate the fault I would need to know what inputs the Blu Ray and cable are connected to.

We want to keep this simple and verify that the inputs are assigned to the correct sources before a hardware fault is considered. Also, you can do a "Clear" of the unit by pushing the "VCR and STBY" buttons at the same time while the unit is on and wait for "Clear" to show in the display.

Caution, if you do a "Clear" the receiver will lose any special setups that you have done.

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For me, it was the Monitor Out setting that had defaulted back to Component. I remembered to change the individual inputs to HDMI - but had forgotten to set the Monitor Out to be HDMI.

it seams that the problem is the input of the tv ...try to select the right device in the tv hdmi ...if it works in another tv ..the problem is there ..so go to the menu and reselect the hdmi in for the amp...if you do not know which on e..get them one by one...but the issue is there ...specially if it worked...probably te problem occurred after you connected another kinda device on hdmi ..and it switched the port or the band....

try reset. push and hold vcr1 and then press power button while unit is on this will reset back to factory default

it probably has something to do with the channel and the signal ..if it works ok on the other ..and just when you listen music does this ...check to see if it does the same on other ....if does..it means it is a issue of heat or ..something like that ..if not ..it is just the streaming of this channel ...

This unit has a defective hdmi board,this is a common problem with this model. The unit is to be taken to a onkyo service center for exchange of the hdmi board under warrenty, if out of warrentyit will cost you several hundards of dollars.

Check on the DVD player to see that the HDMI output is enabled on it.

This model has a defective hdmi pcb assy. this is a well know defect with this model.If under warrenty have hdmi bd replaced if not the hdmi pcb assy retails around $350.00

The hdmi pcb assy is defective.audio is also decoded on the hdmi pcb. this is a very common problem on these txsr606's

Onkyo has a major problem with the hdmi module in this unit.hdmi pcb needs reolaced.

hi

leahkohman,

Since sound ( audio ) is present , Connect the video out of your

wii direct to your TV.


Only problem is , if your TV doesn't have one ( component cable )


try the simple video connection ( to TV direct ,not coming from the

Receiver ) just to see if it works.


Just to know which output the wii is using, if it works the wii uses

the single video out


here is the cable to use:






Check also the cables for continuity, on both ends ( a multimeter

will do the job )


Guide for checking continuity:

Continuity check using Analog Multimeter

the process is still the same though the images is not the same as yours,




hope these helps!