20 Most Recent Sony ICD-B10 Handheld Digital Voice Recorder - Page 9 Questions & Answers

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That may be a non factory modification. Get a small battery and take one pair of those wires and connect to the battery with you fingers on the stripped end of the wires. Listen for scratchy sound and the front and then try the other pair of wires. This will give you an idea on that is going on inside the speaker. Short of using special equipment or opening the speaker enclosure, there is no easy way to tell.

Your Sony receiver is in protect mode due to component failure internally.

Repair the damaged amplifier.

Check the back for a fuse? Take it to a Sony Service Centre.

drawing too much power from the unit. Have you hooked up any extra speakers or subwoofers to it

This could be failure of the player mechanism, particularly synchronization of carousel operation.

You will have to disassemble the player to get access to the disc before you can remove it.

The digital RCA audio cable is not the same as the analog RCA audio cable. You need a digital audio (input) to analog audio (output) converter. Amazon has a number of models: https://www.amazon.com/DA-Converters/b?ie=UTF8&node=3224445011 . Many models do not come with audio cables. Thus you'll need to supply the digital coaxial audio cable (see https://www.amazon.com/AmazonBasics-Digital-Audio-Compatible-Coaxial/dp/B01D5H8TS4/ref=pd_bxgy_2/134-6585034-3648633?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B01D5H8TS4&pd_rd_r=e311c756-6e80-4fd0-8026-16a144c6b41d&pd_rd_w=r0LwZ&pd_rd_wg=4jYy9&pf_rd_p=f325d01c-4658-4593-be83-3e12ca663f0e&pf_rd_r=YVE00Y31KS8TJ3YENVFN&psc=1&refRID=YVE00Y31KS8TJ3YENVFN for one version) and the RCA analog audio cable. I hope this helps. If your TV has analog audio outputs (2 RCA or headphone jack), you may be able to avoid the converter. Connect the HDMI cable from the BDP-S1700 to the TV, then connect your TV audio out to the Onkyo TX8511. Use either an RCA analog audio cable or a Y-cable (3.5 mm to 2 analog RCA), Set the TV to external speakers if you need to. (Some headphone jacks automatically disable the TV speakers when in use.) You may need to adjust the video to audio sync with this method. Check your TV and Onkyo manuals. Cindy Wells

All information that you require is within the service manual.

2.5 feet long enough? They are kept short to reduce data loss. https://www.ebay.com/itm/Sony-TA-AV531-Amp-ST-JX431-TA-AV421-ST-JX421-System-Control-Cable-2-5ft-/192493215347 ..

The player mechanism is defective.

It is in protect mode because of component level failure or cold solder connections.

You could try checking the DVD discs in a region free player program to see if the DVD is playable. You could try Leawo Blu-ray Player which can play Blu-ray and DVD discs from any region. If the DVD discs can't be played on this player, then it's highly possible that the DVD disc is unplayable.

This is an electret condenser microphone which isn't a standalone self-energising device and needs a small amount of power and a couple of other components to produce a working device. It is possible the Sony microphone might have some, all or none of those built into the package and this will have to be investigated. The power requirement is typically 2 - 3 volts. http://www.learningaboutelectronics.com/Articles/Electret-microphone-circuit.php

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Time for new one. Good luck Mai

Probly time for new..it will cost mor to fix. Heat kills televisions..they dont come w fans. On new one hav alittlfan u can turn off n on wenit feels like a stove. U should unplug set n givit arest..kindalike a reboot in acomputer ..it may clear up fora while

Unplug the player from the wall, press power button on the player for about 10seconds and plug in power again.

Assuming you are using a cable to connect your cell phone to the speaker you could be overloading the input of the speaker when you turn the phone volume up very high. That would cause distortion that might damage the speaker so it shuts down or turns off.