The device won't turn on
Device is underpowered
If you have an international version of the TX800, you can switch the voltage of it on the back from 120V to 240V. This allows the receiver to be used in countries with different electrical standards. Your receiver probably got switched on accident to the 240V setting.
Luckily, it is as easy to fix as a flip of a switch! Look on the back panel of the receiver and you should see a red switch near the power plug. If the switch reads "240V", use a screwdriver to move the red switch over to the 120V setting. If it does not, and it reads 120V, read the following section.
Power fuse has blown
If the power fuse is blown, the electrical current from the power outlet will not be able to reach the rest of the receiver's circuitry. To check if the power fuse is blown, follow our repair guide.
Outlet Doesn't Work
It's possible that the outlet could not be working. First, remove any attachment to the outlet that could have a faulty connection. Then, test the outlet with another device known to be working. If the other device doesn't work, then simply use a different outlet.
One audio channel is quieter than the other
Equalizer/balance is incorrectly set
The rightmost knob in the right side of the front panel controls how much sound each speaker plays.
Follow the repair guide to correctly set your balance.
Internal components are too oxidized
If one channel of audio is still weaker than the other after adjusting the equalizer for the receiver, the problem might be that your receiver’s internal components are too oxidized.
Oxidation occurs when metals interact with oxygen. This causes the connections within your receiver to be weak, thus producing weak sound. Oxidation is natural, and luckily, reversible. You will need to open the receiver up with this repair guide and buy some DeoxIT spray from your favorite online retailer.
Front panel buttons do not work
Button pin is crooked
If the buttons on the front of the receiver do not work, follow our repair guide to resolve the problem.
Buttons on logic board are broken
If you followed the above repair guide and the button pin is correctly aligned and presses the button on the front panel logic board, but still does not work, the button on the logic board is broken. This means the receiver must be shipped to the manufacturer to be repaired.
2 Commenti
My receiver isn't playing any sound at all it use to work just find and till one of the inputs stoped working and then the next one and till all the inputs just stoped working all together what do I do
Walker Lazicki - Replica
Me remote set up button no longer works. The receiver stopped allowing me to listen to sound when arc is on, no longer can I leave it on.
Robert Sutton - Replica