My RF20 volume control will increase the volume but will not decrease it. No sound icon appears when i try to decrease the volume.
381223
You should be able to manually program the volume button if the default program doesn't work.
381224
If you have more that one code choice for your TV then try a different one.
399379
Check your settings to see what your "increased" volume is set to (you'll have to read the manual to find out where to set it). If you already have the volume set to be loud for lower speeds but your "increased" volume is set to a lower level (mine came set at "1", which is the lowest level) it will change to that lower level at a higher speed. Hope this helps.
1662994
Make sure the green light is on on the speaker and push button for highest setting. Do the same for computer volume.
787367
Check your settings to see what your "increased" volume is set to (you'll have to read the manual to find out where to set it). If you already have the volume set to be loud for lower speeds but your "increased" volume is set to a lower level (mine came set at "1", which is the lowest level) it will change to that lower level at a higher speed.Hope this helps.
1089783
Not here. I would unplug it and see if it still happens and if it doesnt, I would assume its something to do with the volume dial.
1662995
Have you tried adjusting the volume? This thing works as plug-and-play. If it doesn't work the first time, it could have been factory defect.
1089784
Had this happen with mine, took apart the in line remote and removed the volume dial, obviously you cannot adjust the volume after that but if you have a media keyboard you can change that functionality via the keyboard.
25421
UPDATE: I tried a few other things, but what ended up working was "erasing" the volume control mapping. It appears there was overlapping mapping. Once the controls were erased, the volume controls worked correctly.
1179109
There is a small plastic cap adjacent to the volume control. Lift the cap up and it's right there.
1773380
I am not sure about the first question, but my MP3 player will run continuously. The volume control is a 'real knob' function, which can be adjusted by the remote. The volume does not change on loss of power.
128886
If that volume control is responding well, as you described, most likely there is another volume control that is muted or turned down on your computer. Try clicking on the speaker icon in the bottom right corner of your screen and try adjusting it. Hope that helps. Jim
1536522
On the right hand side, it doesn't show up in the picture. Volume control has a single knob, all the way CCW is off (with a click), then CW (clock-wise) to increase volume. Handy to have the "off" function in the volume control.
1438223
Thanks, that might have been the reason for I went from some mid range infinitys to 4 Martin Logan towers and the problem seems to have disappeared, I'll keep pushing the volume up after the recommended break-in period of the ML10'S.Looks as if the problem was in my old speakers, I was able to floor the receiver with the ML10s without triggering the protection circuit so now I'm going to sit back and enjoy warping across the various universes with Startrek and the Skywalker clan.
1903633
Mine doesn't do that. It starts at the last level it was set at. If you haven't tried it. Try setting the volume at the minimum level then kill power to it. Then restart.
169949
It maybe powering up and you are not recognizing it, this has happen to me a number of times. There are no bells and whistles indicating any real change when going from on selection to another (from cd to radio, etc..), make your selection and turn the volume up; if this doesn't work you may have a bigger problem.
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TDK says there's a wire inside the volume knob which might cause the volume bottom to move on it's own. Could this be your problem? I wouldn't take much movement of the knob to affect the volume. Here's the link on their website with more information: https://support.tdkperformance.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/234
1071861
have not tried,, but speculate you manually turn it up high, and then remotely lower volume.. so I am told..