No power, no standby light, no sounds , no display
SOURCE: Onkyo TX-DS474 Receiver shuts down after Standby mode.
It's going into a protect mode. The amp is probably shorted out. Disconnect the spkrs and turn it on. If it still shuts off, it's the amp, if not, it's the spkrs.
SOURCE: Onkyo TX-8522 stuck on standby
This is Not a real Fix, However it stops the problem!
Do not plug any power cords into the Receiver. I have found that using the "switched or unswitched" plugs in the back cause the trouble.
SOURCE: standby button stuck
Hello. Check all of the buttons on your unit to make sure that they are not stuck...you can feel the click they make as you push it then they pop back out as your finger pulls off. Any stuck button will lock up your microprocessor and keep the unit from turning on. All other problems will require a consumer electronics technician to trouble-shoot the turn on circuit. If you know how to use a meter and know how to solder\unsolder and require further assistance you can contact me. Good luck.
barneyluc
SOURCE: Onkyo TX-SR701 no Digital output sound!!
befor go to any direction please repeat your system setup as manual told you(for digital output setting)
SOURCE: receiver does not power on. standby not on either
The standby light should be on. If it is not, then check the main fuse. WIth the unit unplugged, remmove hte top cover and check the fuse by the line cord. If that is ok, then you will need to check the primary winding on the standby transformer. That transformer has a thermal fuse internally located and that sometimes gets blown due to a power surge. If you do not have the equipment to test this, get a detailed estimate from a local servicer. The standby transformer usually costs arounf $25 or so.
Dan
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