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Onkyo TX-LR552 was working great until I hooked up the tv to act as a set of speakers. It cut off and now won't cut back on. We've unplugged it for a day and still nothing....
Re: Onkyo TX-LR552 was working great until I hooked up...
Could be a couple things. 1. The system has a safety feature that cuts out when to much voltage runs through input/outputs 2. The audio ouputs have fried and will need all new capacitors installed.
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No one would be able to troubleshoot it over the phone or internet. Take it to a reputable shop and get an estimate, then decide if it's worth the cost.
Steve,
I would forget the TV for now. I would use another input source to confirm where the problem is. I would hook up a CD or DVD player to it and check that the speakers are working as they should. If they do work, you may have a bad cable from the TV. Or the new TV is not set for surround sound. It may be as simple as selecting the proper decoder from the TV menu.
Are you not getting audio to the television speakers and the onkyo reciever speakers when connected HDMI thru the reciever or just the television. If it is just thru the television then it is because the reciever is grabbing the HDMI audio signal and converting it so it does not reach the TV. If it is both then try changing the HDMI signal output from PCM to DOLBY DIGITAL on the computer. Your reciever may not be able to process the PCM signal of the computer. Does the reciever show a PCM or DOBLY DIGITAL display when HDMI is hooked up to it?
Hello, I am sorry for your issue. Please go to replacementremotes.com and search txsv525. They do sell a replacement. If you email me at [email protected] and I will send you a copy of the manual. Thank you. Onkyo USA
are you using HDMI cables or component. First I would try unplugging the composite and component video cables while the receiver is off. Plug them back in and turn it back on. If that does'nt work try setting the receiver to factory default and redo the settings. You can find how to reset to default in your user manual.
Go to hardware set up and turn off the hdmi audio output,sounds daft but it should work,also make sure the B speakers are not on as this puts the menu up the left.
hope this helps.
CABLE GUY.
I have to ask the obvoius, did you get the manual, have you used the onscreen menu to set up the speakers, you can calibrate the speaker levels on the TV screen if you use the S video or RCA vidoe connection .have you turned off tape monitor?
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