Onkyo TX-NR807 NoSound problem FIX!

[@roikhockenberger2790]

Onkyo is a truly solid company and will stand behind their products. I had a no-sound problem on my Tx-8050 receiver and Onkyo efficiently took care of the problem, paid for both ways shipping too. Fixed at totally no cost and now I am a super loyal Onkyo fan! To prove it I just bought a new Onkyo CD player. It's fantastic. Here is a company, folks, that knows how to treat their customer base and earn your business.

[@izzzzzz6]

all i am getting is onkyo repair videos constantly suggested by youtube, if you ask me their digital and or theatre stuff must be badly designed because the amount of different failures are insane!

[@roikhockenberger2790]

My advice is not to try random KZbin fixes, but rather to contact the company and it's likely they can fix your issue. Good luck with it.

[@c0uchsl0uch]

Bought mine at a pawn shop for $125 . did not work because of heat issue. Onkyo paid shipping both ways and did not charge for repair. Listening to receiver now :)

[@livemeyer]

Electronics do this. Almost always heat related. Just because you "warmed it up" with a lamp doesn't mean it's fixed. Would have been nice if you could have talked us through what you were doing. Wasted my time staring at a screen of an open receiver for two minutes.

[@RafaelPernia]

I don't understand what are they thinking. We have to guess what he did.

[@saggman54]

@@RafaelPernia he put a light bulb on the chip to warm it up. you can use a hair dryer to warm up that chip (don't even have to remove the cover) then It may work for awhile.

[@nataf10]

Hi to all...The solution for this issue is reballing CHIP Q3001 (DTS)

[@the.morpha]

Thanks for this tip! It's not a permanent solution by any means, but at least I've got sound until Onkyo gets back to me.

[@NelsonBigGunP200Fan]

if you set the reciever to ignore the HDMI board (you turn unit off, then holding BD/DVD, press power, it will power up and say HDMI board:use, while still holding down the button BD/DVD press power, and it will say HDMI board:ignore), then you will hear a click, and it will put out sound ONLY if in pure audio or direct mode. USB/NET will still not work. I found this out on this 809 i have. It works as a amp, but i am sending it to the repair depot tomorrow so it can be fully working.

[@zoneb609]

how?!

[@warwith1n]

I don't think u have a fix here but a way to start a house fire ,

[@bbrunowilliam]

did work I used a heat gun and work fine and i add some fans to cool the heat

[@NelsonBigGunP200Fan]

I tried the hair dryer trick on my 709 but i did not take it apart, and i was worried Onkyo would reject it for their free fix. It did not work. Within a week however they had my unit back and in full working condition.

[@andrewstambaugh240]

A hair dryer is too cold to remelt the solder. You need either a halogen lamp or a heat gun

[@saggman54]

@@andrewstambaugh240 it won't melt the solder but it can and does make it work (temporarily). I"ve used a hair dryer to find bad transistors. heat them up slightly and they'll work for a while.

[@Samsonite1971]

I have the tx-nr709 and I have the same problems. It is the second Onkyo recieved I have owned but considering the hassle I had with this one I will definatly never buy another product from them.

[@izzzzzz6]

i just bought an old onkyo amp a bit like this as the power spec seemed interesting. I might just tear out all the digital crap and build it as an analogue amp, perhaps with dsp to make more use out of the other channels.

[@RafaelPernia]

Nooo why would you do that

[@zoneb609]

What's the menu you are entering with display + power button?

[@garyadavis]

I have the opposite problem. My audio goes out while watching TV so I turn off the receiver and use the TV's audio for a while and then later turn on the receiver and it is working again. This has happened a handful of times. So my problem seems heat related and after a cool down, it's back to normal. I have a TX-NR509.

[@usa92592]

Go to this link: www.onkyousa.com/Support/service_info.php Onkyo will fix it for free.

[@izzzzzz6]

sometimes the bias potentiometers become oxidised with age, if the pot becomes dirty it can swing the setting way out and overheat the transistors causing a temporary shut down or worse. Clean or change the pots after 10-15 years. Some people/companies add fixed resistance to bias the transistors so as to avoid this problem from ever arising.

[@saggman54]

make sure you have nothing on top of the receiver, that will cause it to shut down, also you can put a small computer fan on top of it (blowing UP) to keep temps down

[@roslavlskii6275]

Ну как вариант бюджетного ремонта

[@YuyuYuyu-pz6pt]

search for ONKYO CUSTOMER CARE on the net. Some products will be repaired for free because this problem is a manufacturing issue

[@hinuk]

i just ordered my free service for my onkyo tx-nr579 today, now i'm waiting to get them here. too bat i already bought myself onkyo tx-nr616 used from online. well maybe i just keep my old 579 as a backup unit, just in case that "new" 616 goes bad as well.

[@elsaalcala5486]

Yuyu01 Yuyu01 not in Mexico

[@carolinealmeida3345]

hello, how would you like to know how long this solution lasted?

[@qazizahidhasan5717]

i am planing to go for a TX-NR609. will i do it or not. it seems that there are a lot of consequences on ONKYO devices

[@arvali64]

I have given up on Onkyo. I bought a TX-SR804 in 2007, died in 2010. Bought a TX-NR708 to replace it. It worked great for a couple of years, then the audio started clicking off & on at random. Had it repaired, and started doing it again a few months ago, and now the audio is completely gone. Going with Denon and not looking back.

[@usa92592]

Go to this link: www.onkyousa.com/Support/service_info.php Onkyo will fix it for free...I have the same model.

[@usa92592]

Go to this link: www.onkyousa.com/Support/service_info.php Onkyo will fix it for free.

[@nathasja21]

Take 2 then u need to take a coolling plate a putt it the chip with paste like ur pc processor so it can let the heat go of the chip now u can play years.. If u want a good solution then u have to take of the chip and reball the chip and solder it on then its as new and it can take 4-5 years before it will break again so use the heat socket to putt on the chip and it wil work forever.

[@izzzzzz6]

They have terrible circuit designs that often fail in many ways, they should recall all of the boards that fail and replace them with a better design! Or, at least make reparation easy and open source for their clients who are out of warranty etc.

[@BrookeMeyers]

Happened to me 3 times! After my extended warranty company made me take it 40 miles to a repair center they finally told me today they will replace it...with a new Onkyo. Makes me upset but please tell me they have the problem figured out???? So are you guys saying Onkyo will help to fix the problem?

[@nathasja21]

There are 1 or 2 big chips on the hdmi board the chip that gets the hottest is the problem u now what hot can do with metal soldier after a mean its cracks becouse the chip is expanding then the welts break. How u repair ur board very easy heat it up with a air gun or something else protect the otther things around so use alu folie and cut the piece of the chip out. The heat it up carrefully and press it down u need to do this maybe 1-3 times before it work becouse is hard to resolder the joins.

[@stevestewart3816]

We have a onkyo rc 646s and the speaker jacks in the back, some work some dont. We have got the subwoofer positive and negative working snd the center ones to output audio but the rest wont put out any. I have not looked inside yet but im thinking maybe cracked solder joints somewhere. Has anyone had this problem snd repaired on there own?

[@markkinnell5084]

I have the same problem and your solution seems to work. Are you still using this fix or have you found a more permanent fix?

[@GutiBarreto]

Hi friend, how many watts are the lamps?

[@uffe0204]

Same problem, Onkyo replaced the HDMi card with no charge in norway with 3,5 years old reciever :-D

[@orfeous]

From Sweden here.. mine is not covered on hdmi issue :( thinking of buying the hdmi pc assembly on my own and replace it. TX-NR818 4 years old i believe

[@JenGrowsDahliasInWA]

This video would be helpful if you could use your words to explain what's going on. Please do a voice over. Kthx.

[@hectormartinez899]

Great sound but ITS a verte nada amplifier a buy 2 onkyos y the same problem .after buy Denon AND I loved it

[@beaconmania]

A well known ONKYO shit HDMI board, this fix will not last and customers who try this heating treatment will be disapointed soon or later. Its a shame ONKYO did not redesigned this board knowing this factory issue

[@BluntForceTrauma666]

I'm not sure yet, but this very may well have been the most fucked up video I've ever watched on YT...

[@forevernorthstars]

Helpful advice thanks but it really shows how lousy Onkyo AV receivers are.

[@vintagestereo]

I don't think vintage can beaten by modern gear... the first one still have to be built

[@gforceX15]

what lamps r u using?

[@vidsurfer0725]

It sucks that u didn't go more into what all u had done until this point.

[@martinslingerland1146]

Anyone with a more structural solution to this problem?

[@mdworzan]

And pay over 300$?

[@mdworzan]

Yep... and try to find this bad connection ;) When my amp refuse to work after warming up solution, then I put it immediately to thrash, and NEVER by another Onkyo expensive and suck sheisse. I've just canceled order Yamaha RX-A3010, because of my working solution :) But... my patience gone.

[@PeterMacPL]

In my TX-NR905 stop work USB and Etheret, when I'm doing factory reset display shows "NET CLEAR SKIP [ENT]" not pure "CLEAR" Please help :(

[@Adventure_Awaitz]

Contact Onkyo UK a common fault that they will repair free until 2018

[@PeterMacPL]

craig Stanton nope they do not fix TX-NR905 model for free, also they do not have ethernet card for replace anymore, so could be a problem to fix this now.

[@vintagestereo]

Very nice video. I have hdmi problems with a onkyo tx-sr706. Is this the same hdmi board as in the previous models, if so , I can try to repair it with the help of a youtube video where they explain how to fix the job. Can copy this video and place it on my channel, i will of course give all the credits to you with a link to you page. make some new subscribers.

[@sergeysotnikov5793]

Нихера не понял, но очень интересно

[@Jbroker404]

Does anyone know what a typical HDMI board cost to replace?

[@youMarv21]

150-300€

[@TheGoranMilosevic]

Hi! Model Tx-NR509. After 2.5 year issue with sound and no LAN connectivity. Use same method but only on processor near lan port Q3001 with DSP logo on it. Use fan and expose ~1.5 minutes. Wait to cool chip and all works fine. Thanks mdworzan, save me +100Eur Same procedure explained on www.avsforum.com/t/1450333/onkyo-tx-sr707-no-sound-add-me-to-the-list#post_23846324

[@usa92592]

Go to this link: www.onkyousa.com/Support/service_info.php Onkyo will fix it for free.

[@mcgustoo]

Will be beter if you do rebaling procesor!!!! but remember for reon use lead free balls!!! for this smal procesor it might be lead balls!!! Regards!

[@davidpetrusewicz7729]

just turn up your heat in your apartment or house lol

[@melenmike]

this model will eat them vintage stereo !!

[@janaraj47]

i am also facing the same problem.... are u kidding me.... is this fake ... but i an believe the audio icon poped miraculous

[@jaguardelsol17]

It would help if you actually talk and say something!

[@markmillers4491]

Maybe he is a mute

[@jaguardelsol17]

@@markmillers4491 🤣😂🤣😂

[@next3576]

wtf you heat up your board with halogeen light this chip get to hot then your board get broke you must solder the chip then you not need your lights anymore.

[@egerteku6596]

You need cooling fan system.I have onkyo tx nr 609 with 2 fans inside and no issu.

[@user-cp9sq3lx6i]

Ребята мне помогло

[@ggwsk]

Embarrassing quality of product. I have onkyo sound pro 5508 just few days ago I had this issue need to wait for more than 5 minutes then to restart to make sound appear.

[@mdamjad844amjad5]

Im tery no seve

[@ronalddunch3016]

Totally half assed.

[@BavarianM]

Capacitors Figure out the bad ones