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Anonymous Posted on Apr 02, 2014
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No channels are found when we scan

We hooked tv up to cable box. doing channel set up. it is not finding stations

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Mike Matkovic

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  • Posted on Mar 14, 2009

SOURCE: low volume on some channels

Well, some TV stations do broadcast at different volume levels. This is very noticeable when watching a TV show and the volume seems normal and then when a commercial comes on, the volume is very loud. They do this to get you to pay attention to the commercial. Another problem might be that you are adjusting volume from both your TV and your cable box. What you should do is make sure your cable box is set to "FIXED VOLUME" and then just adjust your TV volume. Fixed volume will have the cable box output only one volume level, letting the TV do the adjustment. Just go through your cable box setting and look in the audio settings. Hope This helps...

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jun 06, 2009

SOURCE: I lost the remote and cant find a universal that

you can go to menu options, than find programming options.
Look for an option called "autoprogram" and select it. It will search and set all available channels.

There is universal remotes for this tv that you can find by googling "elements electronics remotes":

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Apr 13, 2010

SOURCE: i just lost all my digital channels. The problem

this is what i can tell you your tv has 2 boards a main one and a power supply one anything that has to do with your imputs tv, av, hdmi, etc has to do the main that includes the picture going off and sound you can contact the manufacturer and tv technicians, but the only place that its going to be cheap its at www.shopjimmy.com guaranteed

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Gayle Ashbach

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  • Posted on Dec 26, 2010

SOURCE: only getting blue screen on both tvs. one keeps

New TV's or new problem? If these are new TV's it could be that they are set on something other than the Cable Input Option.

On your remote press the input button to get an onscreen menu and set them to cable.

Otherwise, if you installed these yourself recently, recheck all connections to make sure they are set up correctly, using the manuals that came with the TVs. My guess is that you may have connected them incorrectly to/from the cable input device.

If these are not new TVs and this is a new problem, take a look at your outside cable box. Occasionally one can have a problem with an input cable. If that is the case, the cable company needs to be called to replace or repair.

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