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had contact Onkyo
Onkyo tx-sr606 7.1 receiver turns off by itself
customer service and had them walk me from side to side a trouble shoot conference. I disconnected each constituent and the entire speakers. I then reconnected every speaker independently and twisted the volume up to the max. The receiver worked completely. I then reconnected every a/v component and tested them independently. Every one of them worked absolutely on max volume. I then connected the whole thing and watched the TV. No tribulations. I then played a DVD, no difficulty. This worked for regarding 2 weeks, and at present I notice that the difficulty has reappeared, even though I am able to twist the volume to regarding 50. I do not imagine it's a difficulty with the receiver. This might be a TV related difficulty.had contact Onkyo customer service and had them walk me from side to side a trouble shoot conference. I disconnected each constituent and the entire speakers. I then reconnected every speaker independently and twisted the volume up to the max. The receiver worked completely. I then reconnected every a/v component and tested them independently. Every one of them worked absolutely on max volume. I then connected the whole thing and watched the TV. No tribulations. I then played a DVD, no difficulty. This worked for regarding 2 weeks, and at present I notice that the difficulty has reappeared, even though I am able to twist the volume to regarding 50. I do not imagine it's a difficulty with the receiver. This might be a TV related difficulty.
Onkyo tx-sr606 7.1 receiver turns off by itself
had contact Onkyo customer service and had them walk me from side to side a trouble shoot conference. I disconnected each constituent and the entire speakers. I then reconnected every speaker independently and twisted the volume up to the max. The receiver worked completely. I then reconnected every a/v component and tested them independently. Every one of them worked absolutely on max volume. I then connected the whole thing and watched the TV. No tribulations. I then played a DVD, no difficulty. This worked for regarding 2 weeks, and at present I notice that the difficulty has reappeared, even though I am able to twist the volume to regarding 50. I do not imagine it's a difficulty with the receiver. This might be a TV related difficulty.
had contact Onkyo customer service and had them walk me from side to side a trouble shoot conference. I disconnected each constituent and the entire speakers. I then reconnected every speaker independently and twisted the volume up to the max. The receiver worked completely. I then reconnected every a/v component and tested them independently. Every one of them worked absolutely on max volume. I then connected the whole thing and watched the TV. No tribulations. I then played a DVD, no difficulty. This worked for regarding 2 weeks, and at present I notice that the difficulty has reappeared, even though I am able to twist the volume to regarding 50. I do not imagine it's a difficulty with the receiver. This might be a TV related difficulty.had contact Onkyo customer service and had them walk me from side to side a trouble shoot conference. I disconnected each constituent and the entire speakers. I then reconnected every speaker independently and twisted the volume up to the max. The receiver worked completely. I then reconnected every a/v component and tested them independently. Every one of them worked absolutely on max volume. I then connected the whole thing and watched the TV. No tribulations. I then played a DVD, no difficulty. This worked for regarding 2 weeks, and at present I notice that the difficulty has reappeared, even though I am able to twist the volume to regarding 50. I do not imagine it's a difficulty with the receiver. This might be a TV related difficulty.
had contact Onkyo customer service and had them walk me from side to side a trouble shoot conference. I disconnected each constituent and the entire speakers. I then reconnected every speaker independently and twisted the volume up to the max. The receiver worked completely. I then reconnected every a/v component and tested them independently. Every one of them worked absolutely on max volume. I then connected the whole thing and watched the TV. No tribulations. I then played a DVD, no difficulty. This worked for regarding 2 weeks, and at present I notice that the difficulty has reappeared, even though I am able to twist the volume to regarding 50. I do not imagine it's a difficulty with the receiver. This might be a TV related difficulty.
