No sound sound level is up but nothing happens

Sounds like a water issue. Check water valves, are they open? Also check water level on unit.

Check transmission fluid levels. You may have Shift linkage problems. Usually rubber bushings completely worn out. It could also be a similar bushing problem at the shift lever piviot.

sounds like the blower motor resistor is bad. it's located on the passenger side under the dash behind the blower motor itself. Just changed mine on my 2004 sierra. Fairly easy job to do. Hope this helps :)

Nintendo support or repairer would be your best hope, as it does sound like a low level brick.

sounds like you have a problem with your water supply to washer. the buzzing noise sounds like it's the valve opening to receive water but nothing going in. check supply hoses and water taps

its a normal sound nothing to worry about every car does it that is front wheel drive

Yep, you blew it up, all right.

The headphone jack in the laptop is a low-level OUTPUT which goes TO a set of headphones or the INPUT of an amplifier. You went the wrong way and fed a high-level signal (the guitar amplifier OUTPUT) INTO the laptop.

The electronics inside the laptop are not made to deal with the high level you fed in, so it's been damaged. Ever blow out a set of speakers with too high a volume? That's basically what has happened here.

To fix the problem and get your sound back would require a new system board.

the problem might be you have kept ur mobile phone in silent mode or the ringtone sound level may be low.pls rate me

Try turning off the converter box when using the DVD player. The zenith have a second sound control on the converter box remote thus you may have to adjust the sound on the tv remote because you are using the dvr. I set the zenith sound level at the highest level and use on the tv remote only to adjust sound. This eliminated a hiss that the sound control on the converter box was causing.

the amplifier must have an individual speaker volume controller that allows you to set different volume levels for each speaker independently, find it and set new levels.