Radio antenna I can not having good raception of fm. The sub woofer system is not switch on even no power led indcate. check the DNS system cable it is ok. DVD and radio reciver working i can get sound from the headphone conection.

SOURCE: JVC TH-M303

Well this is and isn't a fix. I don't know what the underlaying problem is that causes the Amp to shut down but I have come up with a way to stop it from doing so. What ever the problem is it is triggering a circut on the board called "Protect" which can be circumvented. You need to start by pulling out the amplifier unit from the subwoofer assembly. You will see that there are two circut boards at 90 degrees to each other that are connected by 3 sets of connectors. You need to remove the screws and wire that hold in the board attached to the bottom of the assembly. You can then pull it out disconnecting the connectors. The connector closest to the power trasformer is the one that we are concerned with. On the vertically oriented circut board you will find a small map of the connector identifying pin #5 as "Protect". Inside the portion of the connector attached to the bottom board that you pulled out, use a small set of needle nose pliers to break off pin #5. Then reassemble the amp and put the subwoofer back together. I used this solution and it has been working since. If you have reservations about breaking the pin out then try just bending it out of the way and partially reassembling the unit and powering it up. Once you see that it does indeed solve the problem you can break it out. Like I said, I don't know why it started to turn off spontaniously in the first place but this does fix the problem.

SOURCE: WOOFER NOT WORKING JVC th-m606

I'm having the same problem. It seems that the mosfet's shorted blew up a capacitor and took some surface mount parts with it. It will be the middle board with the metal shroud (shield). The mosfets are almost impossible to find, I have replaced them (as well as other parts) but still have yet to find the problem. I'm now trying to find the subwoofer amp board (part#LVA10505).

SOURCE: Setting Up Surround Sound with satellite tv digital tuner

What model do you have?

You should be able to plug the audio/video output from the satellite TV system into the audio/video input on the JVC system. Then set the JVC system to the appropriate input.

I need to know the exact model to know how or if this is even possible. Some JVC models don't let you input any additional devices. Others might not have the inputs that are necessary for surround.

SOURCE: No sound

can i play my th-s3 dvd player without soundround sound, though tv and get sound?

SOURCE: NO SOUND From JVC TH-S5 Home cinema system

I know this is an old topic however someone somewhere might benefit from this feedback. I purchased the JVC TH-S5 service manuals from ManualsParadise.com and after metering all the supplies as 'OK', I then focused in on the 'common' lines associated with the two onboard power amps IC's (STK413-400) and found that they were missing a bias supply. This is derived from the onboard 40v Supply 'dropped' down by a 47 ohm resistor R2702 (rated 1/4 watt but advised to make this at least 1/2 watt). The resistor was found to be open circuit i.e. a very high ohmic value. Looking at the circuit diagram again, I would feel that this is going to be a common issue with this unit.

Mike.The.Cork