When i plug my mp3 player or anything in the auxiliary RCA ports, the sound skips like, i have to move the wires to make it ok, then after a bit, it only one speaker works... I also have putted tape on the connecting wires reom my mp3 to the ports, and it doesnt work... And, sometimes, the system volume goes up by ITSELF or down by ITSELF. once, it was during night, it got to MAX. all my family and neighboors were waked up because of it.
Disassembly Required Ok for whatever reason breaks on the printed circuit board have occured. Expose the contact points of the rca ports. resoldering these spots on the pc board will do the trick. 'HINT' resolder all contacts, there should be 3 or 4. As for the volume check for dirty residue below the surface of the switch face(s) and or increase tension spring found below switch face.
Posted on May 09, 2007
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By te way, its JVC MX-K30
Thank you (it said do not open, risk of electris shocl) i got a bit electrocuted :P but its ok. There were only 1 pin that was loose, and the screw. i tighted, and i resoldered the contact of the rca pirt. Thanks man!
I have a very similar problem with a different JVC system. What's the best way of minimizing the chances of getting electrocuted (aside from unplugging everything first obviously)?
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