No sound Why isn't the iHM60 producing sound?

It likely needs a new element. Contact support as suggested in the manual.

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No it is not. It requires you have the 3.5mm headphone jack inserted.

Most air filters are located in either the blower compartment of the furnace (remove the furnace cover, typically by lifting up), or built into the metal ductwork before the blower fan.

try to get a new cord or something that just like the cord that happened to me

You didn't mention whether it was a gas or electric dryer, but either way it probably just isn't producing heat. If it's electric, it's most likely a defective heating element. If it's gas, the burner probably isn't igniting. On both there is usually some sort of thermal shut off switch that can also go bad and shut off the heat element or the burner.

see if the ice is frozen, there are three screws holding the ice maker in, two on top and one on bottom. The two top screws are teardrop screws and don't need to come all the way out. The bottom screw does need to come out. The electrical connection is a squeeze type and the unit should come out. Clean it out and re- insatll to see if that helps.

The DVD Drive wasn't available as a complete replacement part so you had to purchase the Laser Unit as an individual part and replace it. I think that the Laser Unit is now discontinued but if you could find a replacement it normally isn't cost effective on a system of this age.

check the speaker connections, if you have a receiver that has front and rear,, switch the speakers to rear to make sure the speakers themselves are working correctly, by allowing the headphones to produce sound its letting you know the outputs for the receiver itself are good , also,, be sure that the speaker selection switch is ON and that its set for the correct speaker selection. (re front or rear or both) and that Mute isn't on

if the heating element is out, the pilot will try and start , but if the thermocouple in the unit itself isn't letting the gas release,, it isn't going to fire up , Check the thermocouple , if its built into the controller valve,, your either going to have to replace that ( if its possible on that unit,, ) or get a new water heater

Usually that happens because the audio driver software is not installed , or it is malfunctioning.

You need to identify audio card details, or if the computer is a branded one just make and model, then you download drivers from computer manufactrure website and install them.

If your computer is a brand one (eg HP Dell Acer etc.) just submit a new quetion on Fixya using the following link, and providing details on make and model:

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