What to do if Maxell Smart Remote control does not work?
If your Maxell Smart Remote control isn't working, it might be due to no or low battery power. Remove the transparent film at the bottom of the Smart Remote control. Then, insert or replace the remote control battery with a CR2025 battery.
What to do if Maxell unit does not respond to the remote control?
If your Maxell unit isn't responding to the remote control, it could be due to a weak signal. Try reducing the distance between the Smart Remote control and the unit, and make sure to aim the Smart Remote control directly at the sensor on the front of the unit. If the unit responds but there's no sound, first select the correct source before pressing any function button. You may also want to consult the troubleshooting steps for the 'No Sound' symptom.
What to do if Maxell Speakers suddenly have no sound?
If your Maxell speakers suddenly stop producing sound, it might be due to the auto-off function being triggered. To resolve this, increase the volume of the source (e.g., TV, MP3 player) and then readjust the sound on the unit to trigger the auto-on function. You can also refer to the troubleshooting steps for the 'No Sound' symptom.
Why do Maxell Speakers have no sound when connected to power?
If your Maxell speakers are connected to a working power source but still have no sound, it could be due to a few reasons. First, the auto-on function might not be triggering, so try increasing the volume of the source input signal. Another possibility is that the speaker power cable is faulty or not properly connected. Try re-seating the power cable at both ends or substituting it with a known-good power cable. If none of the above helps, the fuse might be blown, and you should contact your manufacturer for repair.
How to fix Maxell Speakers when there is no sound but the speaker comes on?
If your Maxell speaker turns on but produces no sound, the issue might be with faulty cables and connections. Try disconnecting and re-seating the signal cables, ensuring they are fully plugged in. If that doesn't work, replace the suspected cable with a known-good one.
How to stop noise or hiss from Maxell MXSP-SB3000 Speakers output?
If you hear noise or hiss from your Maxell speakers, it could be due to faulty cables and connections. Try disconnecting and re-seating the signal cables, ensuring they are completely plugged in. You can also replace the suspected cable with a known-good cable. Alternatively, the noise might be coming from a noisy source device. Disconnect the devices connected to your speaker one at a time. If the noise disappears, the problem lies with the source or its connecting cable.
How to stop hum or buzz in Maxell Speakers?
If you're experiencing a hum or buzz that changes when multiple sources input signal to your Maxell unit simultaneously, it could be due to internal interference. Try disconnecting or muting the other channels to resolve the issue. It could also be a faulty cable between the source equipment and the unit. Try substituting the suspected faulty cable with a known-good one.
How to resolve HDMI ARC/CEC ERROR with Maxell Speakers when there is no sound?
If you're encountering an HDMI ARC/CEC error with your Maxell speakers resulting in no sound or an error message on your TV, it might be due to incompatibility between the TV's CEC function and the unit's CEC function. Check your TV's user manual for CEC function and compatibility information. You can try disabling the TV's CEC/ARC function or use other suggested connections.
How to fix HDMI ARC/CEC ERROR when both TV and Maxell unit has sound?
If both your TV and Maxell unit are producing sound when using HDMI ARC/CEC, it indicates a partial incompatibility between the TV's CEC function and the unit's CEC function. Check the TV's user manual for CEC function and compatibility information. Select the speaker option in the TV manual to output sound from the Unit only.
Alerts users to risks of electric shock, injury, or damage.
Lists actions to avoid, like repairing, disassembling, or using in wet conditions.
Covers placement, volume, and connection precautions for safe operation.
Essential instructions for safe and proper operation of the product.
Guidelines for maintenance, electrical safety, and product classification.
Safety guidelines for handling and replacing remote control batteries.
How to power the unit on and off using the unit or remote.
Methods for controlling the sound volume using the unit or remote.
Diagnosing and resolving problems related to no sound output.
Troubleshooting steps for a non-functional remote control.
Addressing issues related to HDMI ARC and CEC compatibility.
Power| power requirements | AC 220-240V~50/60Hz |
|---|---|
| output power front speakers | 30W x 2 |
| output power woofer | 100W |
Audio| total harmonic distortion | 1% (1kHz, 1W) |
|---|---|
| audio input sensitivity | 600mV |
| audio input impedance | 47kΩ |
| frequency response | 50Hz - 20kHz |
Speaker Specifications| front speaker impedance | 3 Ω |
|---|---|
| front speaker rated power | 30W |
| woofer impedance | 6 Ω |
| woofer rated power | 100W |
Remote| remote distance | 6m |
|---|---|
| remote angle | 30O |
Digital Signal| digital sampling frequency | 48kHz |
|---|---|
| HDMI signal format | PCM |
Weight and Dimensions| unit dimensions (W x H x D) | 929 x 390 x 78mm |
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| net weight | 8.4kg |
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