Kenwood is a reputable home audio company, and it offers a wide variety of home stereo systems. Home stereo systems are becoming more and more prevalent with the advent of HD video and audio. If you are experiencing problems with your Kenwood home stereo system, you can take a few troubleshooting steps to try to solve common issues.
Instructions
1. Reconnect the sound cables from the speakers to your Kenwood receiver. This will help if no sound or intermittent sound is coming from your speakers.
2. Turn off appliances that are located near your Kenwood receiver if you are receiving a noise interference from your stereo system. Oftentimes, conflicting appliances will cause such interference.
3. Select "Surround" mode on your Kenwood receiver if you are not receiving any sound from your secondary speakers. You most likely have your receiver set to "Stereo" mode, which will play sounds from your main channel speakers but not your surround sound speakers.
4. Make sure that a disk is in the player if the "Play" button does not work. Also, make sure that the disk is inserted correctly and right-side up.
5. Turn off the receiver, unplug the power source, wait 30 seconds to 1 minute and plug the power back in. This should reset your receiver and may solve any sound issues that have not already been addressed.
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