Yup all black w/HDMI out but Component out just fine.
I found out why :
- The capacitors on the HDMI board burned (because Onkyo use cheap ones and don't handle the heat very well !)
- Need to plug you home theater system on power surge w/clean power stage 1 from power Cable. (I notice when it began to flicker I though it was I had bad power so I plug my receiver on the power surge/clean power, it was fine but lake of money I only have the smaller one so won't fit the all set.
The flickering is back now... don't know why
rubbercarplor 9 months ago
@rubbercarplor
Had the same issue but now no more A/V through HDMI out !
Jonjonchevy 5 months ago
@Jonjonchevy
Yeah. I just have a black screen now. No matter what Idevice I use. Is that how yours crapped out?
rubbercarplor 5 months ago
@rubbercarplor
Yup all black w/HDMI out but Component out just fine.
I found out why :
- The capacitors on the HDMI board burned (because Onkyo use cheap ones and don't handle the heat very well !)
- Need to plug you home theater system on power surge w/clean power stage 1 from power Cable. (I notice when it began to flicker I though it was I had bad power so I plug my receiver on the power surge/clean power, it was fine but lake of money I only have the smaller one so won't fit the all set.
Jonjonchevy 5 months ago
@rubbercarplor
I'm gonna to fix it myself next week, so if you need help let me know. It's quite easy but it take a bit time and patience.
Jonjonchevy 5 months ago
@rubbercarplor
P.S. : as soon as it flicker that means at least one SMD capacitor start to be bad so need to change' em.
Jonjonchevy 5 months ago
I replaced it with another cable that I had. It seems to be working better now!
thanks
rubbercarplor 1 year ago
HDMI with a bad quality , replace it with an one high-quality.
haarmaan1 1 year ago