Canton Movie 120 MX wiring diagram

Your stereo system must have a sub woffer pre-out or sub woffer output.

Look on the Panasonic website.

You'll only get a subwoofer signal if your cable/satellite box or other source has a dedicated SUB output on a coaxial cable. If it does plug that into the 5.1 SUB input and then as the pic states.

There should be two jacks on the back that say SUBWOOFER in the "preout" section of the back panel that is directly above the speaker jacks. Either of these jacks should work for your sub hook-up. Also make sure that you set your front speakers to small in the speaker setup menu, otherwise there will be output to the subwoofer jacks.

Connect front the sub out (single) on the amp to one of the rca inputs on the sub, This will work reasonably well but to make the most from the sub buy a 2 rca to 1 rca cable and use it to connect both rca inputs on the sub to the single output on the amp

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Check the speaker of the Sub-Woofer. It is a common fault for sub-woffers that its lead wire will get loose contacted from its cone paper. You can repair this with caution. The lead wire can be bought from most oof the electronic spare part shops at your twon.

Go into the left audio in jack or white in color. Good luck !

Could be Faulty RCA wires (they bring the sound from the radio to the amp) or a bad ground (the larger black wire coming out of the amp) This is under warrranty and you should not have to worry about it... bring it back, they make fix..

does sub woffer have speaker wire in and outs run the fronst throw ther back up to front speakers pass throw it that would work

May not necessarily be the out put, discontect the sub from the receiver and see if it still makes a hum, Making sure that you turn auto on, off on the sub woffer.
If it still makes a hum, then you have a earthing problem, you can get a earth filter put on your internal wiring in your home, or you can remove the earth pin on your sub woffer