Question about Philips HTS3440/37 System
I agree with guide...it sounds like your getting electrical feedback current from the speakers causing the system to shutoff. try just one speaker or alternate speakers...there is something called impedance that you should check into as well. too low of impedence can cause amp failure/shutoff. e.g. connecting surround sound speaker up incorrectly can easily cause an impedence problem.
Posted on Sep 10, 2007
Please elobrate further your problem.. i'm a bit confuse " If I press mute button it goes to mute,press mute again sound will come back on" This is normal.i.e. that is the function of mute button.
Posted on Sep 07, 2007
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The sound shuts off on its own. To getit to come back on I must shut off the power and turn it back on, or I can press the mute button once to set the unit in mute mode, then press the mute button again and the sound will come back on.
The sound shuts off on its own,a lot. tring to watch a movie or show is a pain in the ---. To get it to come back on I must shut off the power and turn it back on, or press the mute button once to set the unit in mute mode, then press the mute button again and the sound will come back on for a unknown time.
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