To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Panasonic SA-HT340EE Speaker System cannot read a disc but spindle is spinning?
If your Panasonic Speaker System is not reading a disc but the spindle is spinning, you should check the laser drive circuitry for voltages and current. Specifically, check the CD and DVD laser drives. Compare the voltages and LD current with a working module.
Why is my Panasonic SA-HT340EE Speaker System producing block noise during play?
If you're experiencing block noise during playback on your Panasonic Speaker System, inspect the SDRAM address and data bus signal. Compare it to a known working module. Also, check for solder shorts or damaged components.
What to do if disc is not spinning in Panasonic SA-HT340EE?
If the disc is not spinning in your Panasonic Speaker System, verify the connection from the Backend Module to the Traverse unit. Also, check the motor driver circuitry for proper voltages and control signals. Compare with a working module, and inspect for solder shorts or damaged components.
How to fix jitter out of specification on Panasonic SA-HT340EE?
To address jitter issues with your Panasonic Speaker System, start by checking the LD current. If the problem persists, try replacing the OPU with another unit to see if that resolves the issue.
What to do if my Panasonic SA-HT340EE Speaker System shows no TOC or long TOC?
To troubleshoot a 'No TOC' or 'Long TOC' issue on your Panasonic Speaker System, check the motor driver circuitry for proper voltages. Also, check the laser drive circuitry for correct voltages and current. Inspect the LSI connection to the motor drive circuitry, compare with a working module, and check for solder shorts or damaged components.
Why does my Panasonic SA-HT340EE Speaker System show a distorted picture or abnormal sound during initialization?
If you are experiencing a distorted picture or abnormal sound during the initialization of your Panasonic Speaker System, check the SDRAM address, data bus, CLK, and other control signals waveform. Also, check the video signals and the audio DAC circuitry. Compare these with a known working module and check for solder shorts or missing/damaged components.
General| Type | Home Theater System |
|---|---|
| Speaker Configuration | 5.1 |
| Total Power Output | 1000 W |
| Subwoofer Type | Active |
| Frequency Response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
| DVD Player | Yes |
| Tuner | FM/AM |
| USB Port | Yes |
| Radio | Yes |
| Connectivity | HDMI, Optical |
| Supported Media | DVD, CD, MP3 |
General safety rules for servicing, including leakage current checks.
Precautions for working with the SMPS module.
Precautions for handling the optical pickup unit to prevent ESD damage.
Table of error codes for DVD self-diagnosis.
Detailed procedures for optical pickup tilt and tangential adjustments.
Circuit diagram for the optical pickup and DVD module.
Circuit diagram for main, display, volume, and mic sections.
Troubleshooting for traverse unit issues and DVD module PCB.
