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Posted on Jan 05, 2008

Onkyo HT-R501 7.1 reciever issues

My reciever has shut off and has a standby light flashing, when I turn power back on it powers up for a couple seconds and then shuts down with the standby light still blinking, I have tried to unplug and reset with no luck

what's up?

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  • jiitv Feb 01, 2008

    I have the same problem with Onkyo TX-RS805. I've tried pulling all the wires and cables off, waiting an hour, attaching the power cord and putting the thing back on, but it still goes back to standby immediately with the standby light blinking.

  • gskgk Mar 26, 2008

    Hi ... I got a TX SR-605 from US to UK. I have connected it to a 220/110 3Kw step down transformer. The amp blinks "Z2 Sel : Off" for a minute and goes into standby and never comes out of it.



    Has anyone had this kind of an issue. If so is there a solution.



    thanks a mite

  • coz2992 Oct 02, 2008

    I have an onkyo tx-r606 and I've had the same problem... I recalibrated it with the microphone and it solves it for a month or so. After that, back to the usual randomly cutting off... HELP!!!!

  • toronto20 Oct 13, 2008

    Tx-sr606 won't power up... click sound comes out of it bout every second and a half. How to bring it back to life? I have used it only for 2 weeks!!!

  • Anonymous Oct 14, 2008

    Onkyo TX-SR705 Shuts off when the volume is increased to a moderate level. I set the max. volume level to -5 but the unit always cuts off at -12 to -9 area.

    What can I do?


  • DaBears2005 May 11, 2010

    Can you guys share the cost of these repairs since you had to have it fixed? I'm having the same problem and want to know if it is really worth it.

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Follow these procedures
*disconnect everything (including ur speaker wires)
*power on the unit and hit the volume up to MAXIMUM. (this should output power from the receiver ) take note that u need to max the volume w/o anything connected.
*if ur unit shuts off w/o anything connected after maxing the volume...the receiver has to go in for service, but if it doesnt then u have to isolate the issue.
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*play something (the FM or AM) then connect one speaker at a time and max the volume on each speaker to know w/c speaker or w/c connection is causing the issue. (e.g. front speaker then max the volume, right speaker then max the volume and so on...)

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You have to get it fixed. same thing happened to my onkyo reciever and they said it was a bad circuit. had to take it to an onkyo tech and have it replaced.

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I have the same problem with a onkyo tx ds494

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