Volume is not working

I have an ilder infiniti qx 4 with this stereo and had problums with the volume nob as I am fairly technical and the radio was not working well anyway whats the worst that could happen so I removed the radio and took out the circuit board with the nob on it and got some contact cleaner from radio shack sprayed the nob while turning it back and forth put it all back together and it works great it took a bit of time but I had more time then money

The first step of a dishwasher is a drain / rinse drain. I would turn the dishwasher off at the socket, turn the nob to the off position only turn this in a clock wise direction IE: the direction the nob would naturally move. Turn on back at the wall and start as you would normally. The dishwasher will empty the water out in its first step then should cycle through as normal.

First check if the driver for your speakers is up to date. For all we know maibe something that was installed automaticaly or by some one might be interfearing with them. Go to the Window menu, click on Conrol Panel, click on speaker settings, and check to see if anything looks off (like everything is gray and you can't really select anything). If everything seems ok check all the volume settings. Remember there are 3 things that control the volume on the speakers. 1: the nob on the speakers; 2: the volume on your desktop (lower right side next to the clock); 3: the volume on the program you are using (like windows media player). Another thing to remember is some computers come with a mute button (ether on the keyboard or monitor. If your computer has a play/skip/stop buttons it most likely has a mute button. Oh, and some computers have a volume nob next to the CD/DVD player (where you put in disks). Maibe some one turned it down as they grabed to move it. Make sure it's also turned up. If they're all turned up then most likely something got bumped loose during the move. In wich case you'll have to open it up and check the conections. It'd be a good idea to test some one elses speakers so you'll know if it's the computer or the speakers...or you could try pluging in the speakers you have into something else (like an MP3 Player).

Have you tryed to turn down the sound volume on the media player its self as well as the the main volume?

PLEASE CHECK U ARE CONNECTING TO A PROPPER SOUND CARD IN A PROPER PLACE
PLEASE CHECK THE VOLUME LABLE IS HIGH OR MED .AND ALSO CHECK THE NOB IN BACK OF YOUR WOOFER THE BIG BLACK BOX IS APPRIOPRIATE VOLUME ATLIST MEDIUM AND SEEE IF U HAVE CONNET TO THE CORECT COLOUR CABLES IN CORRECT PLACE IT SHOULD WORK

Hi--First, make sure your "mute" function is off.  Try holding both volume buttons at the same time for a second or two.  If that doesn't help, while you're having a conversation, either with or without bluetooth, make sure your phone's volume is turned up.  On a lot of phones the volume button will control both ringer and conversation volumes, but turning it up without the phone in use only affects the ringer volume.  My husband thought there was something wrong with his bluetooth until we noticed his phone volume was set too low--not as noticeable on handset, but bluetooth apparently needs volume up pretty high!

in the back of head unit u might have 2 pre outs try swicthing them if u dont then on the amp u should have nobs turn them all the way up

I rebooted my computer and reinstalled windows now my speakers dont work.How do I get them to work?

Try disabeling TTY unless you need it it (it is a hearing impaired function). To disable do the following: In idle mode press the Menu soft key to access menu mode,
Select Settings and highlight Phone Settings,
Press the Select soft key or the Cingular key,
pres the 5 key and highlight the Disable selection,
Key in the password: 4889,
Press the OK soft key
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sound mute problem.
are you with electronic knowledge to fix this?
i can help.
nuwan.