Why can't I turn off the mute function?

To mute your microwave, start by checking the control panel. Look closely. The mute function may be labeled as a secondary function of one of the standard buttons. Check these things first:

• Look for a Sound button. Seriously. It may have been there all along, begging you to press it.
• Press and hold either 1 or 0. Sometimes manufacturers give these keys hidden, secondary functions.
• Press and hold the Stop or Cancel button. Like 1 or 0, this key might have a hidden function when held.

Often, pressing and holding 1, 0, Stop or Cancel will either result in turning off the beeping sounds or activating a child lock feature. (Child lock doesn't actually lock the door, but instead locks the control panel so no buttons can be pressed until the lock is removed by holding the button for around three seconds again.)
If none of these work, it's probably best to consult the manual. Even if you don't have a Sound button, there is no Mute function denoted as a secondary function or holding a button doesn't do anything, there is still a chance a mute function exists. It could be a button combination or, like on some microwaves, be buried in a submenu that's not at all obvious how to activate.

Hi.

To mute your microwave, start by checking the control panel. Look closely. The mute function may be labeled as a secondary function of one of the standard buttons. Check these things first:

• Look for a Sound button. Seriously. It may have been there all along, begging you to press it.
• Press and hold either 1 or 0. Sometimes manufacturers give these keys hidden, secondary functions.
• Press and hold the Stop or Cancel button. Like 1 or 0, this key might have a hidden function when held.

Often, pressing and holding 1, 0, Stop or Cancel will either result in turning off the beeping sounds or activating a child lock feature. (Child lock doesn't actually lock the door, but instead locks the control panel so no buttons can be pressed until the lock is removed by holding the button for around three seconds again.)
If none of these work, it's probably best to consult the manual. Even if you don't have a Sound button, there is no Mute function denoted as a secondary function or holding a button doesn't do anything, there is still a chance a mute function exists. It could be a button combination or, like on some microwaves, be buried in a submenu that's not at all obvious how to activate.
If you've tossed the owner's manual to your microwave, check the manufacturer's website. They will often provide a digital version of the manual as a PDF for more recent models. For an older model, you may need to do some digging, but a great start is to just do a Google search for "[microwave brand and model number] manual."
Once you have the PDF version of the manual, press Ctrl + F on Windows or Command + F on Mac to search the PDF for "mute," "sound" or "beep."


Good luck.

Might be set on mute !

Mute instructions
Use this function to turn off the sound immediately.
1. Press the [ M ] button.
The sound turns off and "MUTE" appears in the display.
2. Press the [ M ] button again to cancel the mute mode

in this other user manual it is a mute button[m] page 4
http://www.clarion.com/us/en/MungoBlobs/552/388/XMD3.pdf

or

Adjusting the fader
1. Press the [ A-M ] button and select "FAD 0".
2. Press the [ w ] button emphasizes the sound from the front
speaker, press the [ z ] button emphasizes the sound from the
rear speaker.
? The factory default setting is "FAD 0". (Adjustment range: F12 to
R12)
3. When the adjustment is complete, press the [ A-M ] button
several times until the function mode is reached

The "MUTE" function on your remote control has been activated.To deactivate the "MUTE" function, simply press the "MUTE" button on your remote control. (Make sure the volume control is turned down to avoid damage to your system.) If you misplace or lose your remote control, you will have to purchase a new remote control unit, as there is no duplicate function on the front panel of your stereo. Unplugging the stereo will not deactivate the muting circuit, as the microprocessor "remembers" if the muting circuit was active prior to being turned off or unplugged. If you need to purchase a remote control, you may order one directly from our parts office.

check that the mute is not on. the little speaker down by the clock is the place it should show. Also that the function key / sound mute button is not active. The sound mute button would be up in F1 etc

Hi,

You can use the function button in your keyboard + Mute sound button in the top keyboard rows to mute and unmute the sounds.

(fn key + Mute symbol key)

I hope this is helpful to you.
Thanks

Press the mute button and then turn up the volume button. If no sound still then press the mute button again. If we are talking about a Remote, then change the batteries.

Check all the usual suspects. Windows Volume, speakers volume. Make sure its not muted in the hardware. There is a key function that can mute or change the volume.

Its the light blue function key at the bottome left ( usually). You hold that down and press the light blue volume button ( usually at the top left or right keys.

Did it work one day and just stop?

Also go into the sound settings and make sure the sound device for the laptop is selected.

If none of these things work, you may have a bad sound card on the mother board which requires a new Mainboard.

I would have someone who knows about computers give it a once over. find someone you know who can just give it a quick once over before spending any money.

Alot of times the Key function volume controls will get turned off but still shows that its on in windows. Depending on the laptop

hi rananjay is here. try this script....

// flv player..
// developer.. Rananjay Singh
// video instance name = thevideo
var nc:NetConnection = new NetConnection();
nc.connect(null);
var ns:NetStream = new NetStream(nc);
the_video.attachVideo(ns);
ns.play("vegas.flv");
//made control on new layer button name = Rewind button,play button
rewindbutton.onRelease = function() {
 ns.seek(0);
};
playbutton.onRelease = function() {
 ns.pause();
};
//loader..
// made new symbol named loader with strock
// inside this select the fill color & make new mc named loadbar
var videoInterval = setInterval(videstatus, 100);
var amountloaded:Number;
function videostatus() {
 amountloaded = ns.bytesLoaded/ns.bytesTotal;
 loader.loadbar._width = amountloaded*217.9;
 // 217.9___ width of loadbar
}
// flv setting-- framerate = 1.1,,, frame every 30
// make anew mc for seekbar named scrub
// then it place on loadbar
var duration:Number;
ns["onMetaFata"] = function (obj) {
 duration = obj.duration;
 loader.scrub._x = ns.time/duration*208.9;
 //208.9 width of loadbar
};
// scrubbar firs see what area cover loadbar 0 to x
var scrubInterval;
loader.scrub.onPress = function() {
 clearInterval(videoInterval);
 scrubInterval = setInterval(scrubit, 10);
 this.startDrag(false, 0, this._y, 208, this._y);
};
loader.scrub.onRelease = function() {
 clearInterval(scrubInterval);
 videoInterval = setInterval(videstatus, 100);
 this.stopDrag();
};
function scrubit() {
 ns.seek(Math.floor((loader.scrub._x/208)*duration));
}
//buffering---- made a videosize blackmc & inside that give text alpha animation,, named buffer
ns.setBufferTime(30);
ns.onStatus = function(info) {
 //if(info.code ==)..... see netstream class in help & compleate it
};
// custom ontextmenu..
var themenu:ContextMenu = new ContextMenu();
themenu.hideBuiltInItems();
_root.menu = themenu;
var i1:ContextMenuItem = new ContextMenuItem("video controls", trace);
var i2:ContextMenuItem = new ContextMenuItem("play/pause video", pauseit);
var i3:ContextMenuItem = new ContextMenuItem("replay video", replayit);
var i4:ContextMenuItem = new ContextMenuItem("copy right", trace);
themenu.customItems[0] = i1;
themenu.customItems[1] = i2;
themenu.customItems[2] = i3;
themenu.customItems[3] = i4;
// after that create two functions for context menu
function pauseit() {
 ns.pause();
}
function replayit() {
 ns.seek(0);
}
// and now prepratin foe volume control
//make a four stage movi clip for sound .. named normal,onover,mute , muteover
_root.createEmptyMovieClip("vsound", _root.getNextHighestDepth());
vsound.attachAudio(ns);
var so:Sound = new Sound(vsound);
so.setVolume(100);
// button name = mute
mute.onRollOver = function() {
 if (so.getVolume() == 100) {
  this.gotoAndStop("onover");
 } else {
  this.gotoAndStop("muteover");
 }
};
mute.onRollOut = function() {
 if (so.getVolume() == 100) {
  this.gotoAndStop("normal");
 } else {
  this.gotoAndStop("mute");
 }
};
mute.onRelease = function() {
 if (so.getVolume() == 100) {
  so.setVolume(0);
  this.gotoAndStop("muteover");
 } else {
  so.setVolume(100);
  this.gotoAndStop("onover");
 }
};

Per Yamaha support page: The volume light on my Yamaha AV receiver is flashing, what does this mean ? The "MUTE" function on your remote control has been activated. The reason that you can still hear a very low sound is that the muting circuit within your stereo is not a full mute, but rather a -20dB mute. To deactivate the "MUTE" function, simply press the "MUTE" button on your remote control. (Make sure the volume control is turned down to avoid damage to your system.) If you misplace or lose your remote control, you will have to purchase a new remote control unit, as there is no duplicate function on the front panel of your stereo. Unplugging the stereo will not deactivate the muting circuit, as the microprocessor "remembers" if the muting circuit was active prior to being turned off or unplugged. If you need to purchase a remote control, you may order one directly from our parts office. You may reach them by dialing (714) 522-9888 from 8 am to 3 p.m. Pacific Time, Monday through Friday. If you have any other questions, please contact our customer service department by dialing (800) 292-2982 Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.