The sound on my galaxy 44 cuts in and out one guy said it was a loose wire on the speaker and fixed it but it still cuts in and out any suggestions ?

Often amplifiers will display "Protect" if bare speaker wires are touching each other, the back of the amplifier or part of the speaker housing. Check all of the wiring, including any pins/jacks that could have a loose wire. If all of the wiring is good, then the short is internal to the amplifier. See page 44 of the manual available at ManualsLib: https://www.manualslib.com/manual/302316/Onkyo-Tx-Sv636.html?page=44#manual .

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

take it out check for loose wires check the sub to see if it makes any rubbing noises when pushed in ,check for loose wires or cut wires.

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A loose or intermittent cable contact on the OUTSIDE would affect ALL speaker output, not just the high frequencies, and it would probably produce speaker-threatening crackles.

That loose tweeter connection the other guys found isn't fixed. Go back and make them fix it right.

What are your present speaker connection ends if NOT bare wire?

probably need to have the ext jack re soldered. should only cost at most $5 or $8... i wouldn't charge more than that.

Sounds like a loose ground. Obtain a good volt/ohm meter and the wiring shop manual for your model and trace out the wires.
You should be able to find and fix the problem.
Sometimes weather will wrinkle the cones in speakers. Check yours, if they are dried and distorted take them to the parts counter guy and get new ones.

this a problem with the loose connectin in the jack i think the soldering has gone off or there is a breakage in the wires if it is still under warranty then i suggest u take it to the service guys

else just cut the wire a lil away from the jack and get a new jack soldered n things would be back to normal u can get this done in any radio shack nearby

Check the wiring on the mic plug sounds like you have a loose wire or one thats about to break off.Good luck.....Dan

test resistance of the variable resistor ( rf gain) to make sure the pot is not dry use some electrical lube behind the pot to clean internal connections. pot resistance is stamped on the back.
other than that if your receive is week you have most likely a fault in one of the filters or pll

Hi,

The problem sounds like either the connectors from the radio to the speakers disconnecting.

To fix this I suggest you work out which speaker is getting is cutting in and out. Then you take the speaker out and check the connectors are attached to the speaker correctly. If the connectors are loose or don't have dirt or something stopping the from making a clean connection the speaker this can cause a problem.

If after checking the speaker connectors the problem persists you need to take the radio out can check the connectors on the radio have not come loose or anything.

If it still doesn't work after that I would then look to replace the radio, as if the speakers are working some of the time that would mean that the problem is probably with the radio not the speakers.

Hope that helps

well I have in the past been able to strip the rubber back to the bare wire on both ends and then twist them together. use electrical tape to cover any exposed wire this should fix it.