WOOFER NOT WORKING JVC th-m606

You would have to make a cable that goes from the 8 pin mini din of the jvc unit to each individual speaker. A wiring diagram can be found online each pin on your 8 pin goes to a speaker , and one is for power. Find a wiring diagram and find a cheap electric store that can make the cable for you. I had the same problem...

mosfet's might have shorted and blew up a capacitor and might have took some surface mount parts with it.it will be in the middle board with the metal shroud (shield). try to replace it .

Hi,

• If I understand your question correctly you want to listen your TV on your Stereo system thru your receiver,JVC TH-M606 ** you need to connect "Audio Output " RCA jacks or "Optic cable output" of your TV
  

** to "AUX input " or "TV" OR "Any input" of your receiver ( except Phone ) or "Optic Cable input"
** than just switch to respective mode on JVC TH-M606 RECEIVER corresponding your RCA or Optic connection...
There you go..Your TV sound is on the JVC TH-M606 Receiver..By this means whatever you watch on the TV (tuner, satellite , Xbox ) ,it's sound will come thru your stereo..

• If you want to listen your receiver thru your TV, sorry but it is not a preferable attempt since TV sound system is not a HI-FI quality compare to your nice Receiver..if you really want to do it,try to do the connections given above in reverse..
  

• And,best of my knowledge I am afraid you can not put in progressive mode without remote
• 
  
• Hope this helps!

Take care and please Remember to rate/vote and give me 4 Thumbs Up for me to continue for Helping out the Community :)

encompass .com formerly vance baldwin .com will sell jvc to the public..

Hiya, sorry that will have to go in for repair as it sounds like it may be protecting. Could be something loose but that would be lucky. Suggest finding a electronics shop in area that can assist. Best of luck

check your internal wires inside subwoofer.b4 that try to connect to other instrument to make sure it not working.

If the JVC m606 requires a stipped wire to connect them then they should be fine just make sure you connect the right speaker to the proper output if your speakers have a specified connector on the end then you would have to cut that off and strip the wire. if your m606 requires a specified connector for the speakers then you would have to change the connectors out for the proper ones.

Either the amp for the sub is bad, or the sub woofer speaker is bad. If you checked the fuses, you must know how to get the amp out of the sub woofer box (screws in the bottom of box and around the metal plate of the box). Take it out again and check the wires that go to the sub woofer. It is the red and white wires if I remember correctly. They come from the box and plug into the amp board with a white plastic connector. Or you can check the wires right at the speaker. The cover for the speaker comes off with about 4 phillips screws and then take the speaker out with the screw driver as well.Use an ohm meter and check the ohms on the speaker at those wires after you dis-connect them from the board. That woofer should measure between 3 and 6 ohms to still be good. If it measures less than 3 ohms or more than 6 ohms, it is probably bad and will need to be replaced.

Here is the JVC part number for that woofer.

CR250006-01

Be prepared, the cost is ridiculous. $110.16 at JVC's service site.

http://www.jvcservice.com/Service/JPartInq.asp?PgReq=DspDta&PrtNbr=CR250006-01

Or you could just find one that fits properly and use it instead. They are not the best woofer around and are very over-priced.

I hope this helps, if so a FixYa! rating would be very much appreciated. After all, it is the only reward we get for offering free help to people like yourself.

Dave

You need to take apart tthe sub woofer and check the connection to bass speaker for continuity. It sounds like an internal broken connection to speaker on sub woofer unit.

What system are you using it with, how do you have it connected, when you say the system does not work as a result, does it mean that the system does not power up, or no sound?