1. hit menu, use right arrow and select 'Audio'.
2. hit menu use down arrow to scroll down and select 'Speakers'
3. hit right arrow to scroll thru options, select 'on'
4. hit menu 3 times to save and exit back to picture
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Check its horizontal scan output transistor. Replace it with same number and check. If this transistor is faulty, this kind of fault can occur to most Panasonic TVs. If you wish to get some details, check this link. http://electronicshelponline.blogspot.com/ Selecting the view option, either to Mosaic / Timeslide / Flipcard, can be
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Is it still under warranty? If not I would find a good TV Service Shop and have them check out the power supply as there more than likely a 'Capacitor' much like a battery that is going bad. Blessings, A/V Media Guy
you mean with all tv channels too? there might be an attenuation setting somewhere that has to be de-activated. Check the manuals. hope this helps and pls come back for a feedback
there is no internal switch inside the tv to fix the problem. have you unplug the tv for 5 minute and see if it reset. if that don't work is in internal circuit sound board unit, sound is a bit difficult to diagnose and fix yourself, Any tv shop can fix the issue under 100 buck replacing the board, or you can bypass the sound by using RCA out put from tv than to an amp OR spend 50.00 and get a computer speakers that has an amprefier built into it and plug it in head phone from your tv and you can control the volume from computer speaker unit. My friend has the almost the same issue that the tv wont change channel by remote or from tv unit itself, so we use cable box and the remote to by pass the problem. I hope that help a bit..good luck!
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