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After making sure that your subwoofer is receiving power, as most models have their own amplifier, make sure that it actually is turning on. There is a possibility of a faulty power switch. Lets rule that out first.
Once the switch is on and the proper power connection is verified, turn your attention to the setup menu on your receiver. Navigate to the LFE/Sub output level. Adjust it up all the way. Then navigate to the crossover setting. Turn it up all the way. If the subwoofer also has it's own control panel including a crossover, turn that up all the way as well. Then with an input on the receiver that has a subwoofer output set up such as for DVD, play some audio. Or likewise you can also use the receivers' test tone capability that will pan each channel individually with a wide band pink noise signal that also includes a signal sent to the subwoofer output.
If this procedure does not produce results then send me a message including your subwoofer model and your observations of your systems' operation.
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I don't have a specific LFE output setting on my receiver but I can adjust the subwoofer level from -10db to +10db. I will try adjusting the volume on both.
your systems lfe output level settings should be checked and sub, it may also be that if the sub is not getting a signal in a different setting then it will start to thump because the sub level is high but no signal, and if that don't do it then its the lfe output circuit that needs testing and or component replacement
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