Hello All,
Hopefully someone can help me out. I bought Onyko 805 receiver brand new, works perfectly till last weekend. It's in a wood cabinet entertainment center. I moved the cabinet about 4 ft with receiver in it, I only have the front speakers hooked up at this time. I have my sat tv and of course the FM/AM radio working thru it. I also have the sat tv going thru HDMI 1.
For whatever reason, when I moved the cabinet to it's place in the family room the audio stopped working, nada, zulch, not even a squeak??. I didn't unhook anything when I moved it. So going thru all the motion's of why it's not working, I did the factory reset, got the "clear" message on the front display panel, still NO sound, dead silence.
So I called onyko tech support and he told me the unit is Dead. I can send this one back, buy a newer refurbished one from them for around 550 dollars and pay the shipping for mine to go to NJ, that alone would cost 60 dollars.
Any thoughts, ideas, help would be greatly appreciated on bring it back to life??
thanks, Pumper
Hopefully someone can help me out. I bought Onyko 805 receiver brand new, works perfectly till last weekend. It's in a wood cabinet entertainment center. I moved the cabinet about 4 ft with receiver in it, I only have the front speakers hooked up at this time. I have my sat tv and of course the FM/AM radio working thru it. I also have the sat tv going thru HDMI 1.
For whatever reason, when I moved the cabinet to it's place in the family room the audio stopped working, nada, zulch, not even a squeak??. I didn't unhook anything when I moved it. So going thru all the motion's of why it's not working, I did the factory reset, got the "clear" message on the front display panel, still NO sound, dead silence.
So I called onyko tech support and he told me the unit is Dead. I can send this one back, buy a newer refurbished one from them for around 550 dollars and pay the shipping for mine to go to NJ, that alone would cost 60 dollars.
Any thoughts, ideas, help would be greatly appreciated on bring it back to life??
thanks, Pumper