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The hdmi port on my Panasonic CT-30WC14 only works when I push the cable into the port and hold it. It has a bad connection. I was going to take the back panel off and see if I could connect to the port without the back panel plastic getting in the way. I removed the screws, but it was not budging. How do I move the hdmi port from the back panel? Any ideas on how to fix the bad connection?
Re: The hdmi port on my Panasonic CT-30WC14 only works...
Not the HDMI port,it the HDMI cable is dead.If u have dead HDMI port holding the HDMI cable wouldn't work,make no difference.Change the HDMI cable will solved ur problems.
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Try a different HDMI cable first into all ports. Try every HDMI cable you have. Then try a different component into TV HDMI ports. If you are using the receiver to switch inputs, try running HDMI cable straight into TV. HDMI is very finicky. Some cables won't work or stop working for no apparent reason.
They stopped working because they are used the most and the contact material has worn out inside. Try to find a replacement remote. Pressing the edge and not the middle might help for a while.
sounds to me like a bad HDMI cable. Just replace it.
If HDMI still wont show, move to another HDMI port. But based on having to hold HDMI cable with hand to steady the connection, it is either a bad HDMI cable, or a bad HDMI port on the receiver. Good luck
If you have more than one HDMI connection try the others first. If it is an intermittent connection try cleaning the connector out first with compressed air in the can and make sure it is dry before powering the set back up again. If the HDMI is not working and you have tried different HDMI sources the HDMI receiver board in the TV might be bad. The connectors usually don't fail unless there is allot of stress placed upon them by to short of a cable going to them.
Any HDMI cable manufactured in the last couple of years should all be HDMI 1.1 compliant, your problem is most likely the logic board in the TV itself or the HDMI connector on the logic board has a bad connection..
Have you tried hooking-up a standard DB15 VGA cable to the AKAI TV and your laptop?
If this works your problem is in the TV and will most likely have to be repaired to receive the HDMI signal since your Panasonic DVR and your laptop are not recognized by the HDMI input on the TV.
Hello, I hope this message can help you, After reviewing the Panasonic TV info, and the Yamaha reciever info., I have found on page 19 of your owners manual for the Yamaha reciecver that you can connect the the cable box HDMI cable to the reciever, but the reciever needs to connect to the T.V. HDMI.
I see your T.V. has S-video in and your reciever has S-video out, what about your cable box if it has S-video than I would connect all your device together through the S-video jacks.
A further note is you can't down grade the signal from the cable box through the reciever to the T.V., so even though the technology is there on your cable box, it's not there on the T.V.. On that note there is 2 options 1) buy a new T.V. with HDMI inputs. 2) connect the system together using S-video or component cables (RCA). It will give you almost the same quailty if you use good cables. I hope this will help you and I look forward to helping you in the future.
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