Operations |
| Troubleshooting guide |
To listen to music or view your favorite movies, follow the operations below.
The procedures given below assume that the other system components are already connected. (For example, that the source components are already connected to the control amplifier or the preamplifier.)
1.Lower the volume at the control amplifier or preamplifier.
Lower the volume of the control amplifier or preamplifier to the minimum so that when the
2.Select the input on the control amplifier or preamplifier.
Select the proper input on the control amplifier or preamplifier.
3.Slowly increase the volume of the control amplifier or preamplifier.
Now all that remains is to control the control amplifier or preamplifier and the other connected system components to enjoy your music or movies.
No power.
•The power cord is disconnected.
➞Connect the power cord.
•The setting of the TRIGGER switch is wrong.
➞Set the TRIGGER switch to the appropriate position.
•With the TRIGGER switch set to a position other than OFF, the Power switch is pressed again immediately after turning the power off.
➞Be sure to leave more than 3 seconds before turning the power on again.
Power turns on but no sound.
•Bad connections or wiring.
➞Check connections, speaker cables, etc.
•Amplifier protection circuitry has been activated.
➞Contact your Integra/Onkyo Service Center.
•The INPUT LEVEL control is set to MIN.
➞Turn the INPUT LEVEL control to adjust the input level.
The Standby/On indicator does not light when the Power switch is pressed.
•Bad connections or wiring.
➞Check if the power cord is properly connected. If the indicator still does not light, turn off the
The Standby/On indicator flashes red for more than 7 seconds when the Power switch is pressed.
•A malfunction.
➞Press the Power switch to turn off the
3 seconds, press the Power switch again to turn on the
No sound from the speaker, or at very low volume.
•Bad connections or wiring.
➞Check connections, speaker cables, etc.
•The INPUT LEVEL control is set to MIN.
➞Turn the INPUT LEVEL control to adjust the input level.
•The settings on the control amplifier or preamplifier are wrong.
➞Check the settings on the control amplifier or preamplifier.
The left and right sounds are unbalanced or reversed.
•Bad connections or wiring.
➞Check connections, speaker cables, etc.
•The polarity of the speaker cable is wrong.
➞Check the polarity of the speaker cable.
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