No sound emerson model sb315, everything works ,but no sound

Based on Emerson reviews, you might be better off buying another (maybe different brand) TV.

Well, if it's only the CD doing it...

If other sources make the sounds, look at something common like the receiver.

Speakers that aren't physically damaged or overdriven don't 'create' sounds that are not present in the amplified signal.

If the fuse is blown, you have more problems. Do not replace the fuse. It is not a consumer repairable item.

everything with sound picture av component has to do with the main board of the tv not the power supply the only thing you can do its replace the main board not the power supply board or anything else cause it may be only a resistor or a capacitor but to replace it the guy that comes to do it will charge more than replacing it go to www.shopjimmy.com and check your tv model and it will give you what you need and the price and cheaper than the manufacturer

The Magnotron goes out on many of the lower priced models in the first yr.,(and some of the higher end ones too!) As the components there do most of the hard work. Better to just find a recycler who takes them and scrap it.
As for the replacement that sounds like an excellent idea!

It is usually the cable. Fiddle with the cable where it connects to the playstation. Disconnect and reconnect to playstation.

Hi,Go to or call 1 800 remotes and put in SB315, They have a replacement for the SpongeBob Televison. One for $59.00 and one for $29.00.

I get no sound on either the radio or CD player. I need help.

I believe that what you are watching are the responses of the portable DVD player on screen menu. How about just trying to get the tv to work for now, then try the DVD again?...accordianman

You have one of 3 problems:1) bad solder joints in the amplifier or preamp section 2)defective output transistors/ICs in the power amp or 3)missing or incorrect voltages to the amp section. If the unit has a headphone jack plug in a headset. If you have sound then everything is OK thru the preamp section and your problem is in the power amp. Any competent repair shop should be able to solve this one easily.