Samsung HCL5515Wx The first issue was the sound went out. but I could still hear the show through surrond sound. Then today the TV would come on then go out off 2-3 sec. What could be the problem and how much would it cost to get fixed?

try unplugging tv for 10 mins then try again this resets chipps in tv

Check the connections on you television, and make sure that the audio out is ran into the surrond sound systems audio in.

I'll buy it off you for $10. Go upgrade to Sony or Samsung. They're better.

well you can connect white and red to green connector(Front Speakers) the yellow connector is subwoofer speaker and the Black connector is for Rear Speakers) is not connected. The Tv dont have any Surrond decoder so to have full surrond needs surrond decoder

I had the same thing just happen and I used the following instructions from the Vizio Website for "humming sound" on tv and it worked. My sound is now working!!!!

1- Power off TV

2- Unplug TV from outlet

3- Press and hold in the power button on the TV for 30 seconds (while it is unplugged from the wall)

4- Release the power button

5- Plug in the TV into a different outlet

6- Power the TV back on.

Reset the TV settings.

i have it in pdf form do you still need it?

I am not going to pay you to tell me you need to stop telling your service is free

you have a delay time on your home theater JVC, that is normal. So it's either you reduce the delay time of your JVC or do not use the TV sound. Set the delay time of your DSP so you can heqar the sound you wish... like the delay time of your surrond.

Does your rca cables go to a surrond sound amplifier or directly to the tv. The tv only has two speakers.If the signal is sent to a seperate receiver it must have a lisyen mode then set to 5.1 surround. The digital optic cable should go to receiver first.

Good Luck
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If it is only 6 months old you probably still have a warranty. This is definitely a hardware issue, and unless you are comfortable taking your new TV apart, I would contact Samsung for repair.