Mitsubishi WD-73C9 73" DLP TV "speaker working projection" Questions

...not getting any sound i have tried everything i think Usually when you see a symbol like that, the speakers have been disabled. Is there a menu option for turning off the internal speakers? This ...

...the back of the set. It is near the audio out RCA connector and is used to disconnect the internal speaker when an external speaker is used. Just press the button and the internal speaker will

73 inch tv speakers are off how do you turn them on 73 inch Mitsubishi manufacture date 2004 Go to menu and click on sound on this click to see if speakers are turned on if not click on if that doesnt

...bad buttons on your control panel. You can disconnect the board from the front of the TV. Take off speaker grills, remove cover(5-6 scews), unplug cable to control board. The TV will work with

has no sound inputs don't work You clearly could have a audio problem in the set but:Look in set menu to see if speakers are turned ON or OFF.Look at set and a cable,sat box or receiver to see

SPEAKER PROBLEMS SCREEN SHOWS, VOLUME WORKS BUT NO SOUND If you are coming out of the cable box then you need to run a pair of audio feeding the audio to the tv. The other thing to look at is that you

have a Mitsubishi TV wd60735 the tv volume just increases to max by itself, sometimes won't turn on, sometimes no remotes will work it and I have to pull the plug to reset it to get it to come on, ...

I can't get any sound out of my TV. I have everything set up as it should be. BUT The volume does not work at all. That set, like many RPTV, may have an audio setting in the menu area for internal or ...

I have a WD 73727 when I hook a DVD player or any device to the HDMI input the video works fine, but I have no sound through the TVs speakers, what do I need to do? did you already replace the hdmi ...

my volume is very low and I can only hear from one speaker If your TV has a headphone jack, plug some headphones into it and see if the volume works there. If so, make sure the speakers are correctly ...