We were watching TV one evening and all of a sudden the sound cut-off! Picture is perfect, mute in not on. Tried connecting external speakers but no luck. I am assuming a chip or circuit need to be replaced but wondering also if connecting a stereo receiver and surround sound would work instead? Thanks.
In the sound settings is the amplifer set to external or internal.
if thats not the problem.. the audio amp chip might be out. to repair this a technician usally replaces what is know as the small signal board.
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I am currently trying different things with the audio options. When the amplifier option is on 'internal' there is a high static sound coming from the TV. Then I connected my computer speakers into the headphones jack in the front of the TV, switched the amplifier to 'external' and now I do get the sound but also with the static sound. I do not have a stereo receiver/surround sound system to use on the TV, but will try to borrow one to see it that will work.
Does the fact that I did get sound from plugging my computer speakers into the headphone jack give me any hope that this can be resolved without having to repair the internal speakers or chip??
I have exactly the same issue. When the setting is on internal speakers there is a high static sound coming out of the speakers. When I put the setting on external, I still have a high static coming out the audio output that goes to my external amplifier.
How do I fix that? Can I fix it myself? Thanks!
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