Are there any HDMI receivers that can be repaired?
Emily Dawson Are there any HDMI receivers that can be repaired?
Onkyo is offering to repair receivers with HDMI issues such as no audio on receivers made between 2009-2012. I’m sending them two receivers I purchased in 2012. Adam Gregorich, ChromeJob, andySu and 1 other person like this. Wow, great timing! I’m having these problems. And I’m eligible for this support! Thanks for the sticky thread!
How many capacitors are on a HDMI board?
The videos are specifically for the SR606 and I was initially concerned that the details might not apply exactly to the later model, but the essentials are the same: there are five capacitors (100mf 4V) on the HDMI board which have to be replaced.
Why is my HDMI 807 board discolored?
I have a dead (again) 707 and a 807 that I use the “heat up the chip” trick. But, the 807 board is discolored from the heat… Wonder if that means they are simply switching boards. I have a dead (again) 707 and a 807 that I use the “heat up the chip” trick.
Where can I get Onkyo to repair my HDMI?
Click to expand… They are both included. They are both included. Click to expand… Then I’ll send them in as I think you live in the Chicagoland area and they repair and ship these items out of Elk Grove Village, Illinois. Glad to hear turnaround time could be fast. Onkyo has a reputation for very slow repair service.
Onkyo is offering to repair receivers with HDMI issues such as no audio on receivers made between 2009-2012. I’m sending them two receivers I purchased in 2012. Adam Gregorich, ChromeJob, andySu and 1 other person like this. Wow, great timing! I’m having these problems. And I’m eligible for this support! Thanks for the sticky thread!
The videos are specifically for the SR606 and I was initially concerned that the details might not apply exactly to the later model, but the essentials are the same: there are five capacitors (100mf 4V) on the HDMI board which have to be replaced.
I have a dead (again) 707 and a 807 that I use the “heat up the chip” trick. But, the 807 board is discolored from the heat… Wonder if that means they are simply switching boards. I have a dead (again) 707 and a 807 that I use the “heat up the chip” trick.
Click to expand… They are both included. They are both included. Click to expand… Then I’ll send them in as I think you live in the Chicagoland area and they repair and ship these items out of Elk Grove Village, Illinois. Glad to hear turnaround time could be fast. Onkyo has a reputation for very slow repair service.
