Maybe the wire that connects to your T.V. from a DVR or other picture receiver is loose, hooked-off, or not on right.
Also, try jiggling all connections and testing them out individually. Hopefully the screen isn't broken. If it is an older cathode ray tube monitor, the bulb might be broken. If it is a flatscreen, it is probably a circuitry or logic board problem. hopefully, it is just a problem with the wires.
I know it sounds like a jerk thing to say, but check mute and check the cables in the back to make sure they are coordinated properly. I work in TV and you have no idea how many times people plug things in wrong.
If those don't work, go to the TV menu, go to Audio. If it is set to the right settings, then mark the wrong one and then remark the proper setting.
If this doesn't work, you are dealing with a technical issue and are going to have to either call support or get a technician to look at your speakers.
the tube has gone. its the second most expensive part of a tv after the screen.
Check your cable box if you have one. It may not be turned on.
That the sound or picture doesn't look or sound good.
It could be nothing unless it happens frequently. Many of today's devices freeze up now and then.
On your remote there should be an input key click that until your tv picture come up. Or you could be on the wrong channel. Hope this helps
maybe you downloaded the file wrong or you did something with the audio and picture files
It uses more power than the new style.
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If there is power but it does not light it is a ground problem. Some circuits such as gm interior lights the power is always on, and the ground is switched.
Sound like a transmission problem. Check your fluid first.
Time to buy a new car.
1. No power to speakers. 2. Bad sound card. 3. Speaker cables plug into the wrong jacks. 4. Bad speakers.
the battery is flat
you have bought a general motors car