20 Most Recent JVC TH-C60 System - Page 8 Questions & Answers

I didn't find an operator manual for this 1995 electronics device.Registration required at the site below for a service manual.Service manual: https://www.hifiengine.com/manual_library/jvc/xl-m417.shtml Appears to be for a 1995 CD player. JVC XL M417 Manual Compact Disc Multi Changer HiFi Engine

Have you checked eBay or Amazon? If this do not have on then I would try looking at a electronic store.

do you think we can decipher this rubbish go play your games some where else

Check CP901 (ICP-N10-T) in power the supply board. The normal state is a conductive device, in case of protection, it becames an open circuit. Substitute it by a new one.

Yes you can. You will need a cable with two phono plugs on them. If it has a front mounted socket use that. Set the phone volume to no more than half and use the JVC volume to control it.

Try unplugging it.Also hold your finger on button while opening.This problem might be why it was in the 2nd hand shop

http://resources.jvc.com/Resources/00/00/90/LVT1557-001B.pdf

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So if you're trying to amplify the sound coming out of your TV to an amplifier you need to connect the output on the back of your TV on the receiver to the end audio input on the back of your receiver you might need different types of connections on each end but as long as you take the output on the TV and input it into your receiver your receiver will amplify the sound another way you could do it is to go inside the TV and connect two wires off of each of the two wires of each speaker leaving the internal speakers connected and then plug them in to the audio inputs on your receiver also if you're using one of the audio outputs on TV make sure you go into the menu and tell it you're using external speakers Good Luck Chuck

roflmao - I just upgraded my phone from a samsung galaxy s4 and the AT&T tech laughed as he asked me how i managed to keep mine working so long. you likely need a new phone dude. the easy solution: get a new one.

Sub woofers are basically mono amps. It's likely that either a fuse has gone, on the sub, due to the blown caps. Or more likely the main power amp device of the device blew the caps. I suspect if you replace the IC or transistor(s) on the heatsink then the device will come back to life.

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Hi, Here is a link to the JVC support site where you can download a manual in PDF format to show you how to hook up you system. resources.jvc.com/Resources/00/00/93/GVT0150-001D.pdf

The click is a relay. The 12 position is obviously past the max you should be applying. Keep it below that and you should be fine. Quite often the 12 or 1 position is the max output for a receiver. It depends on a lot of different factors but in your setup 12 is It.