B speaker doesnot get on.

Hi,

Please power cycle your tv and check that it's connected as it used to be when the video-button was working for you. You can also power cycle your sherwood device before attempting your initial procedure/button press again. If it still does not work, please test that your speakers are able to function with other items in your location in order to eliminate the speakers as the potential cause of the issue.

Thank you.

Defective relay in the power supply or the button is defective. I would lean towards the button.

First check the speaker or replace it. if this doesnot work then check or change ringer ic.....this has to be done by an expert using hot air gun

Hi ...



your watch supports Time Zones , Automatic time Updates, Automatic adjustments of DST.









First Verify Correct Home City Is Selected
1. In Time Keeping Mode (That is The Digital Display shows time and Day of week)



2. Press Button (A) long enough to country code start to flash on digital display.


3. Press Button (B) or Button (D) to change Country code to current one.
4. After Selecting Desired Country, Press button (A) TWICE.

Now Country Code will be saved on watch.

Supported Country codes are:-




To Activate DST (Daylight Saving Time).
1. In Time Keeping Mode (That is The Digital Display shows time and Day of week)


2. Press Button (A) long enough to Digital Display start to flash.

3. Press Button (C) TWICE to Display DST Settings.
4. Press Button (D) repeatly to cycle through three DST Options:-
A --> DST is set on Automatic Mode. If Your country uses DST, the watch will Adjust DST Accordingly.
OFF --> DST is set to disabled. No DST is applied to Main Time Settings
ON --> DST is Set to On. DST is applied even if your country doesnot follow DST.
5. Press Button (A) TWICE to save Selected Option.


Default values (Factory Settings) when you bought this watch is



This way you can set DST

It appear the monitor has been connected to another system unit than the default. disconnect the entire systems and reconnect altogether, restart the computer to allow the unit to recognise the new monitor. should diplay possible soluiton, else follow the instrcutions below

1.locate the control panel where the options of systems setting is displyed.
2. a click should dispaly a list among which is device speaker options
3. the computer speaker could be updated by clicking to install drivers or codes acquirable from the network.

alternately
1. click on the hardware icons located after locating and clicking into control panel.
2. on the list of add delete hardware provides the option to attempt to delete the speaker codes
3. a delete of the speaker drivers on system restart would prompt the user to update the speakers. A click on the prompt should acquire the necessary installation kit patches from an internet connection if any.

Finally solved it. Push the "prologic" button several times until 4 channel appears in the display.

please check all speakers cables for short circuit-disconnect all speaker-put volume low-wait and observe it if no shut down -go to next step-connect your speaker one by one until you find the bad one,start with speaker cable(try another good cable) and then speaker.if shut down happened again while you connect nothing to your system you will have inside problem and ask for service center to fix it.

tyr resetting ur ipod by pressing the center key and menu key together till u see an apple logo on the screen if it doesnot work try taking it to a service outlet

I had a similar problem with my Navman F20 (no sound through speakers but OK on headphones, through the T1 module). When I opened the back up, I found that the speaker connector had come loose from the PC board - it looks like it's a **** fit anyway.

Undo the two screws holding the case together and gently prise the two shells apart, I used a broad bladed kitchen knife. I found that the speaker plug had fallen out of the socket, popped it back in and Bob's ***********'s brother.