Questions & Answers for: Sharp Aquos no sound tv

TV with no sound and connected the audio cables from the DVD player to the aux input on my stereo. I reconfig'd the DVD remote to turn on/off the TV and use the DVD remote as a tuner and the stereo to

TV set for HDMI sound on the input of the TV that you are using. Try another HDMI cable. It may be defective. It is also possible that there is a compatiblity problem for the HDMI sound between the TV

TV, here small popping sound, NO SOUND comes from speakers. Sometimes it corrects itself by turning TV on and off again...mostly it doesn't work. I found a place to order parts, but I've no idea which

...sound, use the inputs 1 or 2 on the back of the tv it is recomended to use a rca type 3 way for both left and right sound channels white left sound red right sound yellow video hope this helps good ...

TV with NO SOUND (but perfect picture) We just purchased a Sharp LC 46D85U TV from Best Buy. The set-up was easy, but when we turned the TV on, the video works but there is NO SOUND. We have tried all

...sound from TV - Sharp TV LC-32GPIU I have a Sharp TV LC-32GPIU and there is no sound coming out of the TV despite trying different connections to the stereo and different programing on the audio ...

...TV's sound came back to life when I turn it on! this may not be what's going on with you, but we couldn't get the sound to work with mine either - restoring the tv to the factory settings fixed our ...

...sound from the TV, then it is not so." If none of the above seems not to be the cause of the problem, then the above troubleshooting has confirmed that the TV has got a defective sound card/ic. The ...

...and see if you have sound while playing a DVD or video game. For a simple troubleshooting checklist, see No sound on TV and get more details on some simple fixes for this problem. I hope this

...on my sharp aquos 60" TV. We have the same TV. In settings for sound you need to select the port directing where you want sound to play. It may be that it is currently setup to play to a sound