Speakers blown audio

*Check your audio cables (Red and white are audio) Pull out and reseat them for a good connection.
*Check if your using 'other' audio methods like 'Optical' or the older multi-pin Video/audio combo plugs. Check DVD and TV cords and plugs for cuts or cracks. Replace if needed.
* If all audio from any source; Cable, Tape, DVD, etc. sounds the same then check the speakers (may be blown) Continue with steps bellow to find the specific problem.
* Go to DVD player and check audio options. set up for normal play. Only use other options IF you have the equipment (speakers) for that set up. IE; don't use 'theater' mode if you don't have theater speakers wired up for that option (usually a minimum of 3 to 5 speakers max.)
* Check the wires to each speaker for cuts, shorts, disconnection. Re strip wires as needed to ensure a good connection. Weak or low sound is an indication of a shorted or blown out speaker.
*Got to TV set up menu and check your audio options. If your not sure then reset TV to factory settings and perform an initial set up again.
* If you have good sound on regular cable and only bad sound on the DVD player then try another DVD player with the same cords. If your still using the older Yellow-Whit-Red cords then any similar video device should work on the same cords. Many VCR, Vid Cameras have the same outputs that can be used to test your TV set up. (Digital Cameras may have the same too.)
* Final, If your still having problems then check with the TV vendor for advice.
Aloha, ukeboy57

yes buy a sound bar to replace

Replace the speakers, or use external speakers if there is a place to connect them.
It would be unusual for more than 1 speaker to go bad at the same time.
I would suspect the sound amplifier inside the TV. If the TV has Audio output connections, you can hook them to anything in your house that has an audio input.(stereo, boombox, computer, etc)

Yes,could be did it drop to 40 to 30 in your house?Tries tv unplug,replug back about and hour later.Now,the tv is resetting back to the factory setting.Go into the tv Menu go to AUDIO SETTING,going to resetting.These process,will help have audio again.

check your audio menu on your tv. mine can turn off the speakers and sends the audio signal out the rca's when the speakers are off.

COULD BE, THE BEST WAY TO TEST IS, IF THERE IS A PROVISION FOR HEADPHONES THEN PLUG IT, IF YOU CAN HEAR SOUND, THEN ITS YOUR SPEAKERS, IF NO SOUND IN THIS APPLIED STEP.. COULD BE THE AUDIO OUTPUTS, OR FUSABLE RESITORS BLOWN, OR DRY JOITS ON YOUR AUDIO IC..CHECK OUT

So your sound doesn't work for TV now or while watching a movie? Can you try using audio out on TV to connect to other audio source? I wouldn't think that the audio coming in from TV would stop working, but if audio signal works through TV then the speakers are blown, maybe there is a fuse internally that blew, or both speakers blew at the same time, which is more unlikely. If you are comfortable removing cover, do so and check fuses and for other signs of failure like burn spots or melted solder. Please comment on the results. Also, with cover off, speakers can usually be accessed, so try testing them with another audio source. If speakers still work than TV audio is the problem, and could be difficult to replace on your own, but might be worth repairman. Of course, easier solution is to buy cheap receiver and speakers, I can almost gaurantee that would work. But always keep the receipts anyways ;)
hope this helps.
Paul

Easy! If you have a VCR,put a VHS tape in the VCR,run the video cable behind the TV and the audio cable from the VCR to a hi fi receiver/speaker(cd input or tape input.)
If you have sound coming out from the HI FI,go ahead and plug the audio connection along with the video connection behind the tv.If there is no sound, it could be:
A. your TV speaker is completed its mission-;o)Blown speaker.
B. you are on TV MUTE!
C. your audio cable is defective(small chance,cause you have left and right!)
D. your connection was incorrect.
solutiondoct

I spent hte whole day moving my girlfriend and the only thing I got out of it was a TV with no sound coming out of it. I turned the speakers "on" in the menu screen, then i used the speaker output of the tv to a stereo or a couple of cheap speakers. Or connect 1 speaker and set the tv to mono. Hopefully your tv has some form of audio out besides the built in speakers. Good Luck

CN

Did u have audio before ? If so you might have a blow audio amp. If not it might just be a unplugged cable. This model of tv is bad about bad audio problems mainly a blown speaker and blown audio amp.