No, that's wrong. If you want to have the same problem again in a few years, then replace the SMD components with SMD components. In the meantime, google planned obsolescence. Unfortunately, you have no idea.

​@@RepairUpgrade, let me show the obvious here: 1. The SMD caps you removed are the same type as those you placed: electrolitic polarized capacitor in an aluminum capsule. The ONLY difference is the way the component is fixed on the circuit board: SMD goes on the surface, hence the SMD - Surface Mounted Device, those you use are through hole components, classic way to mount them. Both types have specs as capacity (microFarads in this case), working voltage (from 3.3 to 63 Vdc for these sizes) and maximum working temperature, usually 85°C or 105°C). 2. The problem in these ONKYOs is the design flaw regarding the heat dissipation. These receivers will get very hot even if playing quietly or in standby. So, the electrolytic caps will eventually fail, no matter the type used: SMD/through hole, or even older tantalum type. 3. The repair shown here is unsafe and ugly. Dangerous because those long wires might twist or touch any part of the circuit nearby. Short-circuits and sparks everywhere! Since these caps are for filtering/decoupling the terminals are connected to ground and any of the powerlines in that device and this is dangerous. Also, the way you removed the failed caps by twisting and pulling instead of desoldering can damage the solder pads and circuit traces. So, who is wrong here?

Thanks for your feedback. Glad to here I could help!👍

Which capacitors did you change for the tx-nr676 ?

Any word? I have the same problem.

Salut, il y a trois ventilateurs : le ventilateur intégré avec un capteur externe sur le boîtier et deux ventilateurs avec un capteur intégré. les capteurs ne sont donc pas modifiés et restent intacts.

Did you figure it out? I have a TX-RZ710 that has no video out. The sound still works, and the TV still detects the hdmi cec data, just no video signal. Thanks.

Onkyo have warranties......?🤣

Thank you for your comment! :-)

if u dont know how to use one u dont need one

For technical details you have to ask the manufacturer

Hallo, wenn der Fehler im laufenden Betrieb auftreten würde, hätte ich auf ein Überhitzungsproblem getippt. Das hättest du einfach testen können, in dem du den Receiver ohne Gehäuse betreibst. Wenn der Fehler ohne Gehäuse nicht mehr auftritt, dann ist der Grund die Abwärme, die nicht abgeleitet werden kann. Du könntest das Problem dann mit einem Lüfter beheben … In deinem Fall gehe ich von einem (bereits) beschädigten Bauelement z.B. IC aus. versuche mal den Fehler auszulesen. Ich habe hierzu ein eigenes Video erstellt. Unmittelbar nach dem Start. Dann wenn das Gerät funktioniert und dann sobald die Fehler auftreten. Und dann Vergleichst du die Ergebnisse. Mit etwas Glück erhältst du Hinweis auf den defekten IC, der betroffen ist.

@@alexanderh1980 Bist du der Betreiber dieses Kanals ? Wenn nicht, weiß ich nicht welches Video du meinst. Auf deinem Kanal sehe ich kein Video. Ich denke Überhitzung kann ich ausschließen, da der Fehler gleich von Anfang an besteht.

The third wire is a tachometer, to measure the speed. A 4 pin connector is the one you're looking for, where it has speed control.

Salut, content que la vidéo t'ait aidé. C'est vrai, la documentation ne contient que des connaissances de base. La vidéo date de 2020 et je ne l'ai pas mise à jour.

I would recommend the modification in the following cases: 1st the receiver generates a lot of heat and 2nd there are known technical problems (malfunctions) caused by the high temperatures in the inside of the device. You can find these technical problems e.g. in internet discussion forums.

@@alexanderh1980 Thanks, I don't currently have any problems, but I've seen several KZbin videos with pan modifications that help a lot, any forum addresses? Thanks in advance

hello, that black plastic container in the ads for the modification you made What's in the description what is it for?

@@Tiger-dl1yn in the plastic container I put the power supply unit (220V AC/12V DC)

@@alexanderh1980 Thank you, I'm Italian and I use the translator, I watched the whole video using Italian subtitles, maybe I missed that's why I asked you about the plastic container