20 Most Recent JVC TH-C3 System Questions & Answers

The key could be the word "move". Electrical items can get knocked moving and something might have become loose or damaged inside the sub. So check it out. Inside too!

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disassemble the unit and eject manually

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How about the basic speaker test or onboard FM?

Source the TV-related sound (probably from the cable box, huh?) as if it is an external audio device, which it IS. The TV need not be a part of the audio path. Some of us have monitors without speakers. It doesn't seem to be a show-stopper.

If you're using component video cables check them all for good connection.

have you plugged the leads to audio in on the tv? if it as front sockets us them they are input only some on the back are output.good luck .farr64

im not familiar with this model. can i assume it is a small home theatre system with limited inputs?
in that case, the best thing to do is to feed all your devices...cable, dvr, dvd, etc....into the tv.(audio and video). then use the audio output of the tv to the input on the receiver. you may have to go into the tv menu and set the audio output to the speakers in the tv to fixed mode for a constant level out to the receiver.
good luck

Have you checked your speaker wire some times when you turn on something it will shut off if there is a wire touching each other. also if you have a fan that cools your system if it doesnt work nothing with high power will the am fm radio will run but your system is getting hot by what it touchs

remove the speaker that is inop and hook that channel up to a good speaker, this will test the speaker, if the substituted speaker works then u need to replace the speaker that is inoperable, if the known good speaker doesn't work then the amplifier is defective or the speaker wiring is defective, check the connection for that inop speaker at the amplifier, insert and remove the wires several times to make sure you have a good clean connection, if this still doesn't get the speaker to work on that channel you have a defective amplifier.

Hello sir/ma'am, my guess is that the dvd player's power supply fuse gave in. Im not familiar with your dvd player, if you can open the dvd player and locate the check the fuse. replace it if its blown up. hope this helps. if you may have any more inquiry feel free to ask me again. best regards, thanks.

The subwoofer is designed to be "on" at all times. It will detect signal from the cable and should start by itself. So yes, the pin cable must be connected.

Dan

I just recently moved back home to NY and hen I plugged in my subwoofer I have no power

Go into dvd player settings and into video settings as i think you have set this to s-video if this hase happened change it to video or RGB if you can.
HOPE THIS HELPS.
CABLE GUY.