Onkyo tx-sr507. was listening to music and suddenly cut out. Will not restart despite disconnecting all speakers etc. standby light flashing

soundslike a shorted speaker or a speaker that is being over-driven

hi
check the primary circuit for faulty fuse or the circuit is damaged needs servicing.
good luck

Did resolve the issue? I 'm pkanning to buy wii @ my home. Please suggest me.

I do use the Onkyo 507.

Check the laptop's audio controls. Try any input on the BACK of the Onkyo to make sure it's not a failure to select the input you're using.

The easiest way is to use a 1/8" stereo to dual RCA cord and connect the output of the sound card to an AUX input on the receiver. These cables are readily available and cheap. You shoul dhave 3 mini jacks on the back of the computer related to the sound card setup.

1) Audio input mic
2) Audio input line
3) Audio output line

Connect the receiver to the audio output line jack.

Dan

Hello Katieandjona,

My first & second
guesses would be monitor & head-set modes...
(possibly Zone 2 activated)

ELSE...

To reset the AV receiver to its factory defaults, turn it on and, while holding down the [VCR/DVR] button, press the [ON/ STANDBY] button (see page 93).


Manual... page 5

http://www.intl.onkyo.com/downloads/manuals/pdf/tx-sr507_577_manual_e.pdf

Hope this helps

use your headphone jack, you will need an adapter cable that converts the signal to left / right male RCA jacks. (available at radio shack or on ebay)

these can plug into any red / white inputs EXCEPT phono I use the input labeled CD for my blackberry to listen to MP3's and stream music from Pandora.com

you should have it repaired.the audio circuit is malfunctioning because of the sudden burst/surge of current.

Does it display any message like "Protect" or something similar? Do you hear a relay click on then off?

Did the amp just not power up one day or did it stop working while you were listening to it? Finally, do you have teenage kids who might have been listening to your receiver and would have "neglected" to tell you that after listening to their music it suddenly stopped working?

It could be an internal fuse but chances are its something that requires a technician to repair (like the output transistors).

Remove all Wires form speakers
Power on
Push Video1 + StandBy /On
appears Clear on display