WHY CAN'T I GET MY SIGNAL TO ADJUST DOWN NO MATTER WHAT SIGNAL COMES IN GO UP PAST 60 DB

MOST OF THE TIME THEY WILL NOT ADJUST UP AND DOWN. LOOK FOR A SMALL LEVEL AT THE BOTTOM OF THE BASE OR JUST BEFORE THE BASE. I JUST GOOGLE IT AND FOUND PICTURE OF IT.

On top of blower motor assembly you have a sensor held on by 2small screws, remove and replace

Are you putting the cassette in the correct way round ?

more than likely it is set to to the wrong frequency. try and start the pc in safe mode and adjust the frequency to 60 hrtz. that should take care of it.

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Is it a hissing noise or a distorted crackling noise? If it's a hissing noise then it's due to a bug in Windows that adds 30 dB of gain. It's easy to work around, though: Go into Recording devices, Properties button, Levels tab, right click on the level number so that it shows in decibels, and then adjust the level to 0 dB. It's supposed to be at 0 dB but Windows 7 defaults it to 30 dB for no reason. This isn't a problem on Windows XP or OS X.

Had this issue with our local 'Insight' cable company several times, before I replaced our 'consumer-grade' (which had also worked before) splitter with another, better one (with less dB loss!). Went 'round-and-'round with the cable company over this--they tried selling us their modem (ha!), cajoling us about using splitters (uhm, whut?), and trying to blame 'neighborhood signal strength' issues, but the bottom line was, and is, that cable companies dole out signal power just like they do connections--and occasionally (unfortunately) they seem to 'poll' the lines and do some internal accounting to minimize their cost, naming rules they've always had involving 'devices' and such, but the point is to keep your signal going, bugging them less (believe me! dealing with them, hope you can ferret out an 'honest tech' instead of reaching one who is actually a 'scheming seller!')... anyway, after months of dealing with their peppered, dodgy, and questionable 'solutions', I did find that a 'contractor-grade' splitter did the job for us. Never had the issue again, and currently have a two-way splitter on that line. BTW, I just re-read your post, and if you have a 'three-way' splitter or more, try using a two-way, no matter the quality, your signal will depreciate less (signal loss in this case is comparable to losing less water through a pail because it has less holes in its bottom!). Hope this works for you--happy cabling!

actually modem will only send and recive signal through direct cable feed it will not work by spillter, but dont worry there is device avalible in the market which will help you to connect the modem directly and also act as a spillter too better go the shop from where you brought this modem and describe your needs they will help you.

Pl checked Cable Signal level with db meter it should be 50 to 60 db.in your cable pin.or you can attach any other small TV and check picture quality.Most of this is your cable problem.

1-check your input cables from connected equipments(cd player or dvd p
layer or any other media source).
2-adjust your input signal level(from-10 db to 0 db).
3-amplifier power must be bigger than total power of all loudspeaker with 20%----(if total power of loudspeaker is 8 watt amplifier must be 10 watt.

Give this a try. This

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or this

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This is caused by two different problems and requires seperate solutions