I have a phillips home theater (hts3410d) that sound can barely be heard. Right channels seem slightly louder than left, but all are still barely audible even when turned to max. Any solutions or ideas? I found a few solutions involving cap replacement but for a different model. Not sure if this would help mine or not, but the pics provided in other post do not resemble my system at all. Thanks!
You seem pretty anxious to perform surgery. Have you done traige yet?
It could be something as simple as a malfunction on a heaphone jack connection.
DO headphones work? Try using FM as the most basic source.
How do we know the internal audio is present and sufficiently loud to drive the speakers? If you have a tape deck or a TV with audio in connections, run an RCA jack to it and see if there's something there to listen to. No signal = no speakie = something other than the power amps failing = not those caps you read about.
BTW: don't use Maximum volume while troubleshooting. If you finally do touch the one thing causing the problem you'll probably launch the speaker cones right out of their enclosures and have to start all over again with blown speakers.
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