Volume control On page 33, the manual says or I understand it to say that I can program the maximum level of the volume. I have pressed the adjust button for 8 seconds, etc. and I still can't figure it out. Can I do this. As we have it in our medical center, there are alot of people who are starting to complain that the volume is too load. We try to control this with communication, but we need to do something more proactive. Is there a way to program a maximum volume, if so, how????

Darial Jr Lasaria

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SOURCE: Volume control doesn't work on Grundig t 55-640

Some TV has a hotel mode, try checking in Menu maybe your TV is in Hotel mode thus preventing you to maximize the sound or volume.

Posted on Jun 01, 2009

SOURCE: How do I unlock the volume control?

I found this solution to my similar problem:
http://www.fixya.com/support/t399335-zenith_tv_wont_unlock
(solution #3 ... hold down the menu button on the tv set itself until the menu goes away... then hit 9-8-7-6-ENTER on the remote to enter the [probably very dangerous] service menu... you can use the select button on the set itself to "scroll" through the semi-cryptic options... the min and max volume options were pretty clear)

Posted on Jul 24, 2009

The Knight

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SOURCE: No Volume. Mute is not on. Volume control is at

Hello
If there is no volume in your TV, and mute fuction si in off position, and the picture is ok. there are two possibilities. The first one is, speaker of your TV is damaged. The second one is audio output Ic in your TVs inner circut board failed.
You just open your TV taking after every prcautions when we take before working with an electrical equipment. Keep children away from you, and let an adult beside you. Plug out your TVs mains chord out of wall socket, and never use a matal chair or a chair fabricated with metal. Do wear a rubber or plastic shoes, and not try to work with bare foot.
At first be sure whether the speaker is out or not. It can be tested without opening your TV. I suggests these, keeping in mind that your TVs picture is Ok. If not the problem may differ. Keep your ear very near to the speaker side of your TV, and swith it on with mains supply, and listen there is any sound or just a "thumb" sound is heard from the speaker. If there is no "thumb" sound, surely the speaker is damaged. Replacing it with same type and impedence [ie 4 ohms, 8ohms, 16ohms etc, will be marked on its magnet], will solve your problem.
If there is no sign or any sound, or just a "Hum' sound is prodced, the audio output Ic of your TV is damaged, or it is not getting the proper supply voltage to the respective supply pin. If there is a "Hum' sound produced from speaker, it is clear that your TVs audio Ic gets voltage, but it has damaged.
To repace it, you just follow, the two wires to your TVs speaker. It will go to the main board of a sub board which audio Ic is fitted. Normally this Ic will be screwed into a metal heatsink to runout the heat generated from it while working. Just desoder it, unscrew and take it out. Go for the same type and number. "Insist on same type and number. never try to use any substitutions, as it may effect the quality of sound". Solder it to the point. That is all.
Wish you success
If you have any further doubts, report to Fixya. They will send me alerts. Ok

Posted on Oct 22, 2010