AV-DV75 volume control not working

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Check out the video. It may just need cleaning with switch cleaner and a couple of drop of sewing machine oil. The fact it does move is a good sign.

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It sounds from your description there is a fault in the audio section electronics rather than with the button.

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http://www.retrevo.com/support/Aiwa-AV-DV75-Receivers-manual/id/1076dj797/t/2/

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We can't make assumptions that all is connected and selected properly.

replace the variable resistor (vol. contrl)

mi se sfiza aiwa sistmi buferi ali nemam moznis da kumim.....

There may be a short circuit in the speaker terminals.

Disconnect all speakers and try it. If it works troubleshoot each speaker one at a time. Shorted wires are indicated.

Had the same problem. I had to replace the volume contol. It was inside the receiver behind the knob. It has a part# on it. Mine was part# AWX7386 (control assembly) from Pioneer.com. If you can figure out how to open the case than you can change this piece. Good luck

More than likely you have blown outputs, as the sound you hear when you touch the leads to the terminals is the DC offset of the power supply being routed through your speakers...accordianman

I bought my AV-DV75 from Best Buy about 10 years ago and it still works. However it did stop working a while back. I don't know why. I alsmost threw it away. But I unplugged it for a couple of days, then plugged it back up and it came back on. It is still working. Maybe that will work for you.

PS
my center speaker quit working recently. If you decide to sell your AIWA speakers will you please email me?

If all others had been fine before this problem arose, and you are sure that you haven't changed anything in your amplifier's channel selection menus, the problem might be deeper to solve! Try these out; 1-If the amplifier has a test menu to check out all channels plugged in, activate it. You must be able to get sound, which is like rustle, from each speaker. 2- Check your plugs, cables etc. be sure that there isn't any short circuit 3- Grab your amplifier's remote control and find the "channel selection menu" that allows you to increase and decrease volume levels for each speaker independently.