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Re: Onkyo Tx NR626 receiver cooling fan does not run....
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cooling fans in receivers only come on when they are needed. Some turn on at higher volume levels, others will not turn on until the unit gets too hot.
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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.
bluetooth is a compilation of software and hardware there is rarely anything you can do to fix issues with it beside resetting devices. Its possible it malfunctioned and onkyo is know for its receivers having various issues- its not like back when. good luck https://www.6ya.com/mrmmike
If none of your speakers gives any sound, perhaps you pressed the mute button on the remote control?
Make sure you have a source selected, that will give sound. Choose a low volume, before switching anything. You can destroy your speakers, when switching on with full volume.
If some speakers work, and only the surround does not work. check if you have surround sound as input. If you only feed 2 channels you can't expect to hear more than 2 channels.
usually if you have a sub out (line level) on the receiver..u can plug it directly into a pwrd sub and its plug and play..try putting another source into the woofer to see if its blown..if its not..then play with your menu settings on your nr626..get back to me if you need more help
I don't know the psecific answer but wouldn't it be easier and safer to just locate the fan turn-on signal and cheat it? The fan is already on a 12v feed. I don't think you want to arbitrarly place an inherently noisy (electrically) device like a fan on a 12v buss in an audio device.
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