(Perhaps a solution): The AG-V8050 has a computer inside that controls speaker output: the computer will 'trip' shutting down speaker output: this can happen if you have only A and/or B speakers connected without having the middle and rear speakers connected. And, you could also blow the amp components as well.
I ran my V8050, once, with less than the full compliment (5 speakers) and the computer 'tripped' shutting-down output to the two speakers (A's) that were attached.
Teac told me about the computer and how it worked then told me to "turn on the Receiver and then unplug it for 30 seconds." They said also that as long as the internal computer did its job on time, ('tripped and cut power to the speakers") that unplugging the receiver as described would reset the computer; BUT "Do Not Run the AG-V8050 With Any Less Than 5 Speakers Attached.
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Check mute is in off position. If problem persists, the check plus minus 5V supply section and measure voltages at IC30.
Here is service manual for help.
Ok if I understand what you are saying. You are going from your TVs audio jack into an amplifier TEAC AG-V8050 and then into the Sennheiser T1250 unit? This is done to amplify the sound so your wife can hear the TV via Infared into headphones I am guessing. The connections would have to be as follows.
TV RCA jack (Installed by someone to TV audio Output section, most likely the speaker) to the Amplifier TEAC AG-V8050 via RCA cable then from the Amplifier via RCA cable to the Sennheiser TI 250 IR Transmitter. The transmitter then takes the audio input and turns it into a digital signal which is transmitted via IR to headphones which your wife is using.
First of all the amp TEAC AG-V8050 is not needed. what happend here is the person doing the installation took sound off of a preamp to avoid having to deal with the TV volume control. This works but it makes matters harder.
So here is how you troubleshoot this problem:
1) Disconnect the amplifier and plug the RCA jack of the TV into the RCA jack of a set of amplified Mono headphones. (This is to determine if sound is coming from the TV)
If not the problem is in the TV audio section and you will need to take it to a TV repair shop.
2) If audio is coming through the headset the trouble is in the amp or the sennhiser unit. To test the sennhiser unit: plug the sennhiser into the audio out of a VCR and listen in the headphones for sound. If you have sound, the sennheiser is good and the problem may be in the amplifier, but if you do not have sound the the sennheiser is bad.
3)Connect the audio out of the VCR into the audio in of the amplifier and plug the output of the amplifier into the sennheiser which tested good with just the VCR alone.
If no sound is present then the amp is your culprit.
Once you find out which component is the problem, I would suggest finding a rapair shop here on FitYa to repair your unit or having an electronics technician come to you to fix the bad component.
This should help,
Thank you,
Shuttle83
I nce had the relay for the amplifier die on one of my receiver. Basically this will allow the amp to power on and supply voltage to the speakers. Same thing though, i could access all of the menus, adjust setting, and volume but no sound because the amp never clicked on.
Teac AG-V3050 and Teac AG-V8050 are very compatiable to help with this question the total watts per channel are 100 watts. Hope this answers or at least helps. Excellent unit, great power to supply great sound for the unit at its time.
Dissconnect ALL speakers from back of unit then try to turn on.
If it works you have a speaker short.
If not, you have a more serious problem.
DO NOT replace the fuse with anything else but what was specified, as it can cause a fire!
No sound connected to anything, turntable,tape deck etc.Sbarto
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