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I recently posted a problem encountered with my Emerson AV101 Home Theater System and did not receive any answer concerning my trouble.
I can see all the functions appearing in the display window and can switch from one to the other with the remote control, but there is no answer from the CD/DVD drawer to open so that I can insert a CD or DVD into it. When I switch to the FM receiver option, I can see the FM chosen frequency on the display module but there is no sound coming out from the speakers.
I opened the case and found two small black plastic pieces at the bottom that seem to be coming from the drawer assembly. Since there is only that part of the appliance that has such pieces, I'm suspecting that they are coming from there.
Can the drawer assembly prevent me from operating the system normally?
Is there a way to get the circuit schematics from Emerson so I can find a solution?
So sorry no one got back to you with an answer as we exxperts try our best to get back to everyone in a timley fashion .. Your problem sounds like it could be in the powe supply or the output section of the circuit. If your a handy man the I would leave this to the pros BUT if your a tech then you certainly can get the manual and procede with this repair. Tyy looking up emerson on the WWW or try this # Good Luck
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The home theater box performs the production of the sound generation. Also, the theater box, distributes the sound to any display devices like TVs, Music MIxers, DVDR, VCRs, ext. The theater box also has connection ports that are recognisable as receptacle area from speakers, woofers, and twitters that combined to form the home theater of devices acquired. First, start by connecting the component parts of the theater system to the box. For example, speakers to an area on the box, twitters, woofers. At which point, the box would require a power cable to an electrican circuit to display functionality mode. The next step is deciding on which display reciver would be providing sound to the theater setup of blasters. For example, choosing to acquire sound from a TV set is achieved by connection cables that derived sound out of the TV to the theater box. E.G. The TV audio output area provides the connectivity of any external audio blasters like with the theater setup. Using the appropiate audio input output connection cables to acquire sound transfer matters. The device may not have been provided with a TV audio input out cable of connections. Acquire from retail input output cables from TV to theater boxes. Remember that, the theater box may have come with a remote control that require separe operations than the TV. The theater system theraafter would require power on buttons if any separate remote controls were acquired as well. Also, the television set would require alteration settings with the remote control. Adjusting the TV sound settings to acquire or direct internal sound to an external setup infrusture is possible explanation also achievable with TV REMOte controller soon after every wireing cables have been established alos powered on to source of current. GOOdluck
Sir avservice, I have also posted a problem about an HT502 DVD receiver + Home Theater. The sound won't come out of the speakers but only of the Plasma tv. But was working before. And the word "PROTECTION" is appearing on the display screen of the dvd receiver. But good quality picture on the plasma tv. Please help
Hi...I found your post while searching for the answer to the same question! I thought I'd let you know what the tech support person told me, which worked immediately. There is a button on your remote that says MUSIC with SRD above it. Push this button, while surround sound speakers are on, and they should work instantly. They are quieter than the regular speakers, so you might have to turn up the sound. Hope this works for you (if you are still having troubles, that is). The manual was no help with this subject. So frustrating!
have u checked for loosened pieces in the subwoofer case ? Most probably is the wire that connect on to the speakers membrane, that broke off from the glue it holds it ...
also check the filters ... (the capacitors , see if they are inflated,burned, or blackened, and if so change them ..)
it could be one of two things.... the first is that the speaker selector is set to OFF. the other thing (also the more expensive one) is that there is a problem with the amp, and you either have a problem with the offset voltage on the output of the amp, or that the idle current in one of the output stages is too high. normally, a protection circuit monitors the output stages for these two faults, and if there's no problem, your speaker relay clicks in within 30 seconds of turning on the power. if there's a problem, the relay never clicks in.
so first check your speaker selector. if it's done by "soft switching" (not a physical selector switch, but a microprocessor controlled relay) then you also could have a problem with the processor chip, or with the parameter storage memory (which sometimes uses a backup battery). sometimes the backup battery isn't a battery at all, but a very large (electrically, not physically) capacitor that keeps alive the parameter RAM. if the power is left off for more than 2 or 3 days, the capacitor will lose it's charge, and the stereo "loses it's mind". same thing if it's a dead backup battery. sometimes if the battery is marginal, you lose some settings, but not others or the settings get changed
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