20 Most Recent Samsung YP-K5JAB MP3 Player - Page 4 Questions & Answers

Your home theater system has built in overheating protection. If it gets too hot, it will shut itself down to prevent itself from melting. If it is turning off without shutting itself down first, there could be an issue with the power supply from the wall outlet.

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The LED and the back lights have quit working in your TV.The back light stripes and bulbs and the LED will need to be replaced for your TV.

That can happen for two reasons. The CDs are copies, CD-R or CD-RW and it can't read the format. Or, if there is copyright software in the unit, which was developed by Sony, it recognizes pirated discs and blocks them from play. Or the laser optics are dirty. you can get cleaning discs from Amazon which brush the optics clean of dust. https://www.google.com/search?q=cd+cleaning+disc ..

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Try turning up the brightness if you are talking about a television?

The display screen is broken and does not work anymore and has quit working on your Samsung surround sound player. You could always repair the display screen.

The sound bar and the subwoofer could of had quit working and and no longer works anymore. You will have to by a new soundbar and see if it can work.

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Blurtooth can only connect to one device at a time. Check nothing else is paired with the devices.

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Could be a failing power supply

This will depend on how old the TV is and if it has bluetooth installed in it. Turn on the Surround Sound System, switch the system on and turn the bluetoothVisibility On. Go into the TV settings and find the bluetooth section. It will usually be it the 'network' section. Turn on the bluetooth and 'search for devices'. Connect to the sound bar when it appears. If yours does not have bluetooth you can buy a bluetooth sender/receiver that plugs directly into the TV to convert it for bluetooth.

Verify the timer function is set to OFF

No displays on the TV screen with hearing the sound on your TV could be caused due to. A connection problems which is the main common issues. Or where there is a bad connection or faulty cables or not being hooked up correctly Or a problem with devices being connected to the TV

That's the power supply board isn't it. Have you checked the main power amp board? For when the power board failed it might have taken out the main power amp with it!

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But it's an antique :>D It is before the time of HDMI connectors and may well be before the time of composite audio. You would be looking to Phono Connectors 'Out' on the television and a Phono Input Source on the AVR 2000. There is full specs and manuals here, but you have to register to get them. https://www.hifiengine.com/manual_library/sansui/2000.shtml ..

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