To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Onkyo Car Receiver remote controller not working?
If the remote controller for your Onkyo Car Receiver isn't working, the batteries may be dead, the remote controller might be out of range, or there could be an obstruction between the remote controller and the unit. Try replacing the batteries with new ones, operating the remote controller within the control range, and from different angles, or removing any obstructions.
What to do if no sound from Onkyo CR-305TX Car Receiver speakers?
If sound is not reproduced from either the left or right speaker of your Onkyo Car Receiver, it could be due to several reasons: * The speaker wire might be touching other jacks, connectors, or metal parts. * The volume level might be set to the minimum. * The sound could be muted. * Headphones might be connected. Check the speaker connections, adjust the volume level, press the MUTING button on the remote controller, and disconnect any connected headphones after turning down the volume.
Why does my Onkyo CR-305TX only play sound from one speaker?
If sound is only coming from one speaker on your Onkyo Car Receiver, the speaker cord may not be connected properly, firmly, or may be disconnected. Check the speaker connections to ensure they are properly connected.
How to stop FM hiss on Onkyo CR-305TX?
If the tuning indicators and stereo indicator flicker and you hear hiss on FM with your Onkyo Car Receiver, the station might be too weak, or stereo FM broadcasts might not reach as far as ordinary broadcasts. Try installing an outdoor FM antenna, changing the position or direction of the outdoor antenna, or switching to mono reception.
Why RDS function does not work on my Onkyo Car Receiver?
If the RDS function isn't working on your Onkyo Car Receiver, it could be because the station isn't an RDS station, the reception signal is too weak, or there's too much interference. Try tuning into an RDS station, installing an outdoor FM antenna and changing its position or direction, and moving the antenna away from fluorescent lamps.
What causes crackling noise on Onkyo Car Receiver AM/FM?
Crackling noise on AM or FM with your Onkyo Car Receiver can be caused by turning a fluorescent lamp on and off, or noise from automobile ignition. Try moving the antenna as far away as possible from the fluorescent lamp, or install an outdoor FM antenna far away from the road.
How to stop Onkyo CR-305TX disc from skipping?
If the disc skips sounds on your Onkyo Car Receiver, it could be due to vibrations, a severely scratched disc, or an extremely dirty disc. Place the unit in a vibration-free location, replace the disc with a new one, or clean the disc.
How to reduce AM buzzing noise on Onkyo CR-305TX?
If you're experiencing buzzing noise on AM, especially at night or with weak stations, on your Onkyo Car Receiver, it could be due to noise from electrical apparatus such as a fluorescent lamp. Try moving the AM loop antenna to a different position, or setting up an outdoor AM antenna.
Why is the sound distorted on my Onkyo Car Receiver?
If the tuning and stereo indicators are lit, but the sound is distorted and separation is poor on your Onkyo Car Receiver, the station might be too strong, or there could be multiple reflections of radio waves due to tall buildings or mountains. Try changing to an FM indoor antenna, or use an antenna with better directivity and select a point with the least distortion.
How to eliminate high-pitched noise on Onkyo CR-305TX Car Receiver AM?
If you're hearing high-pitched or buzzing noise on AM with your Onkyo Car Receiver, it could be interference from a TV set. Place the AM loop antenna as far as possible from the TV, or move the unit away from the TV set.
Critical warning regarding laser beam safety during servicing procedures.
Details about warning labels affixed to the unit for laser safety.
Instructions for safely replacing fuses in the unit.
Procedure to reset the unit to factory settings and clear memory.
Essential safety checks to perform after service, especially for US models.
Information on the unit's built-in memory backup system.
Guide on how to modify the AM tuning step frequency.
List of parts included in the product packaging.
Components list for the audio PC board.
Components list for the power supply PC board.
Components list for the front PC board.
Components list for the amplifier PC board.
Components list for the speaker PC board.
Components list for the digital output PC board.
Components list for the CD PC board.
Components list for the connector PC board.
List of mechanical parts for the CD mechanism.
List of parts for the CD drive unit.
Connection details specific to US and Canadian models.
Connection details for Asian and European models.
Instructions regarding the protective cap for the optical connector.
Critical warning regarding laser beam safety during servicing procedures.
Details about warning labels affixed to the unit for laser safety.
Instructions for safely replacing fuses in the unit.
Procedure to reset the unit to factory settings and clear memory.
Essential safety checks to perform after service, especially for US models.
Information on the unit's built-in memory backup system.
Guide on how to modify the AM tuning step frequency.
List of parts included in the product packaging.
Components list for the audio PC board.
Components list for the power supply PC board.
Components list for the front PC board.
Components list for the amplifier PC board.
Components list for the speaker PC board.
Components list for the digital output PC board.
Components list for the CD PC board.
Components list for the connector PC board.
List of mechanical parts for the CD mechanism.
List of parts for the CD drive unit.
Connection details specific to US and Canadian models.
Connection details for Asian and European models.
Instructions regarding the protective cap for the optical connector.
General| Category | Car Receiver |
|---|---|
| Brand | Onkyo |
| Model | CR-305TX |
| Type | CD Receiver |
| Channels | 2 |
| FM Tuner | Yes |
| AM Tuner | Yes |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| DIN Size | 1-DIN |
