If this is an older CRT TV, you probably have no analog TV signal present - most nations have converted to digital TV. In that case, the only way it will work is to get a digital to analog TV adapter box to connect to the antenna or video input terminal.
If it's an AM/FM radio, the bandswitch may have dirty or tarnished contacts. This can usually be fixed by opening the radio and spraying a bit of electrical contact cleaner into the switch (it does not work to spray it on the knob shaft or switch actuator from the outside of the radio; you have to get directly on the contacts inside the switch). The volume control may also be dirty; use cleaner made for electronic volume controls, rheostats or potentiometers. Do not use WD-40 or other solvents; they may dissolve the resistive material and ruin the part.
While you have the radio open, check the AM antenna coil (a black rod or bar about 2-5 inches long with wire wrapped around it. If the black ferrite material is cracked or broken, the antenna will be much less effective, if it works at all. If this is replaced, the AM input transformer will probably have to be retuned for optimum performance. This should be done only with a plastic screwdriver, (metal messes up the tuning and may break the ferrite transformer core). This is best done using a post marker-sweep generator and an oscilloscope.
SOURCE: Magnavox Stylus
We need to know the model number of the CARTRIDGE itself. Doesn't matter what turntable you have. All that matters is what cartridge is mounted on the turntable, so that we can match the correct stylus. The stylus/needle connects to the Cartridge:
As the diagram shows, the stylus mounts to the cartridge, which then mounts to the headshell. This headshell is then connected to the tonearm (tube).
So, if you look at the cartridge you should be able to see the model number. If not, there is no way to match up the stylus, as ther are literally THOUSANDS of styli on the market. I would suggest purchasing a NEW cartridge/stylus combination. The following should fit your model:
UNIVERSAL MOUNT CARTRIDGES
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