Why can i not get fm mode to work on the speaker? Everything is right just no stations

I didn't see a manual online in searches.

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How to use FM Radio in this device This question is from Bluetooth Shower Speaker with FM Radio and Carabiner in Black

November 28, 2015
How do I use the FM Radio in this device. The device description says FM Radio but there is no mention of how to use it.
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December 29, 2015
If you push the middle button it will switch from Bluetooth mode to radio. The first time I used mine it immediately searched through all the radio stations it could detect and store that information. Kind of like when you plug in a new TV. Once that scan is done it will play the lowest numbered station, you then use the buttons on the left or right to advance to the station you want. Don't press middle button again or it will go to Bluetooth. Good Luck

December 5, 2015
Turn on the device with the power button and then press and hold the "play/pause" button down until you hear the radio. Press and hold the back and forward button to control the volume and press the back and forward button with a quick release to switch the radio channels.



December 28, 2016
Hold down the play/pause button until the radio turns on. First time you use it, it takes a couple of minutes to program the channels then use arrows keys to go through the programmed channels.

have you switched speakers around the center speackers could be bad.

There are various types of Ipod cables for cars. Most of them use FM transmitting mechanism whereby you pick an FM station and the music will be transmitted to said station or the type which act as an external auxiliary. With the external auxiliary you have to change the car radio mode to aux. As long as the cable is properly connected and not in bad shape then if you change to auxiliary mode it should play on your car speakers. Try this option and get back to me.
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If the MUTE is right next to the TUNED, it means the FM is muting inter-station noise until you tune a station strong enough to produce good audio. This has nothing to do with speaker MUTING.

Find FM Mode (page 14) and change it to Mono. Then you will hear the noise between stations until you find one strong enough. Install an anenna (page 3) and you might get strong enough signals to return the mode to Auto.

http://resources.jvc.com/Resources/00/00/96/LVT0141-001A.pdf

most of the fm transmitter came with a switch to select the radio station,select the same on the radio and the fm transmitter if you got more questions call me at 520-882-8979

3. If your Nuvi has a FM transmitter, is it selected to "FM" or "Speaker"? The "FM" setting will mute the internal speaker. Setting it to "Speaker" will send sound to the speaker.

if this side of it works then the FM transmitter is faulty

Check that the sound has not been MUTED

plug the earphone into the socket to see if any sound is heard. The socket is also a switch that takes sound from internal speaker to ephone and reverse.
If no sound is hear in either FM or normal mode your unit is faulty and needs repair

From the FM radio mode, from your remote press the speaker button to make sure just the front speakers are on, make sure surround is off and use the tone cotrol button on the right side of the amp to adjust the bass and treble. That should clear things up a bit

Can I assume the calibration procedure also didn't work for the Front left channel? (It's not a "surround" if it's in the front). Switch the receiver to Stereo mode to eliminate any DSP actions. Tune an FM station to eliminate any external device or cable issues. What do you hear from the two Front speakers?

OK? Select a DSP surround mode. Check all modes. What happens?

If the channel goes dead using some or all DSP modes there's probably something wrong with the processor. If they all work...

Isolate the source that exhibits the problem.

It was a bad left channel cable somewhere, wasn't it?

It may be possible that the FM frequency chosen during setup, is in use in your area by a strong signal from a local station. Change to another frequency and see if the situation improves.


The following is from the Operation's Manual:


FM Modulator Setting
You can adjust FM Modulator frequency and output level.
7 Frequency
If output from the FM Modulator is hard to hear due to interference from a strong broadcast
station transmission, you can switch to another frequency.
You can adjust frequency between 87.9 and 90.1MHz.
7 Level
If the output sound is too quiet, too loud or distorted, you can adjust FM Modulator output
level.
You can adjust level between “LEVEL–1” and “LEVEL–7”.
1. Press the POWER button for 2 seconds to enter the FM Modulator Setting
mode.


2. Select the desired frequency
with the left/right arrow buttons.


3. Increase or decrease the Level
with the up/down arrows (buttons).




4. To cancel the FM Modulator Setting mode, press the POWER button again
for 2 seconds.
Note:
• After entering the FM Modulator Setting mode, if you do not perform an operation within about 8 seconds, the FM Modulator Setting is automatically canceled.

How do you have the audio hooked up from the TV set? If its s video or RCA plugs? If it is switch them around and see if it swaps channels that goes out . If it does then the output cable or the jack is bad. If your using an HDMI ir a scart cable. The cable or connections could be bad. Unplug it and reinsert it or while the units on mover it around and see if the audio comes back on.