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Check the buttons on the tv itself and make sure the volume up button is not stuck. Samsung.com is not showing a tv with that model number. There may be a software update for that tv so check the model number again and check their site.
hello, this will require you opening the back cover of the television. Check for dry soldering and re solder in the audio section of the printed circuit board.... Good luck...
Hello Blindrid,
What I would suggest you do is Press your MENU button on the tv remote, Then down to SOUND and then Turn the AUTO VOLUME to OFF. Then come out of the menu screen.
Just to check that it has all work correctly. turn you volume upto a certain number for example 25
Then turn your TV off the turn it back on. Wait until it is displaying a picture then press the volume button Once either up or down and you should see that it will go to 24 or 26 depending on what button you pressed for the volume. This will keep your volume set to whatever you had it on before you turned the tv off.
Could be a contact piece of the MUTE button from your remote that is causing it. Go out and Big Lots or Radio Shack to get a cheap universal remote control(big lots would be between $5-$10) Pick up the code for it,and when the tv happens again,your the OLD remote MUTE button to turn it back on and then put away this remote control and use the new universal remote control. However,if the problem is coming from the manual MUTE button on the TV,you need a repair tech, to fix it! solutiondoct
if there is no problem with the surround sound, you have a problem with the volume regulation circuit or with the main amp of this TV set, But to say the least is you have a backup to fix your problem, with the sound system, you said it works fine. this could run ya about 250 to 400 to repair. Good luck.
if you are using a cable box
make sure the cable box remote volume is also turned up
go into the customer menu on the tv and verify that the speakers are on
under the audio settings
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