My window type aircon compressor run for 5
I have the same problem w/my CW-XC122VU. Other symptom is that the thermostat setting does not work in this "poltergeist" mode. After the problem went away by itself, then re-occurred, I notice it tracks the level of the water in the pan. A full pan of water will trigger poltergeist-mode, so I suspect some control or sensor is being shorted. The posted solutions ("transformer hum" or "broken on/off switch" are off the mark and generally unhelpful). We are not alone, though...the problem is observed in many Panasonic and Quasar window A/C units.
7/14/2026 2:18:11 AM •
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Why isn't the internet working on my smart tv?
I just thought I would post this solution here after I spent several days and hours on the phone trying to get my Samsung Smart TV to connect to the internet. After having the television for 2 years with not problems at all, suddenly it would not connect to WiFi. The last tech at Samsung that I spoke with knew exactly what to do and my TV was back working and connection to the internet within a few minutes. He told me to reset the DNS to 8888.
Detailed instructions for the computer challenged community such as me:
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On your TV remote, go to Menu, Settings, Network
Next select Network Settings, Start, IP Settings
Then select DNS mode and make sure the green check is on "manual"
Enter 8 8 8 8 and OK
Bingo, instant internet
(note - I also was told to click on Samsung Smart Hub in upper right corner. I had reset my TV and it needed to update and add back my programs)
No matter what I do my Panasonic cordless stays on mute. It is a KX-TGD532
If your Panasonic KX-TGD532 always shows "MUTE" and you cannot get rid of it, the problem is usually one of these:
The mute soft-key is stuck
The handset software froze
The TALK button is failing
The phone line/modem connection has a problem (sometimes it falsely looks like mute) ?
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Try these fixes in order:
Press the soft key directly under "MUTE"
On this model, mute is toggled using the screen soft-key during a call. ?
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Power reset everything
Unplug the base power
Remove batteries from all handsets
Unplug the phone line from the base
Wait 5 minutes
Reconnect phone line ? power ? batteries
Replace the rechargeable AAA batteries
Weak batteries can cause strange handset behavior on Panasonic cordless phones. ?
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Test the phone line
Plug a different phone into the same wall jack/modem port.
If that phone also has no dial tone, the issue is your phone service or modem, not the Panasonic. ?
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Check if the mute button is physically stuck
The mute function is tied to the left soft-key near TALK on this series. Dirt or a sticky button can keep it engaged. ?
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Factory reset the handset
MENU ? #136 ? YES
You may need to re-register the handset afterward.
If the handset still stays muted after a full reset and fresh batteries, the handset keypad board is probably failing.
My phone keeps clicking and going on and off KX TGA641
The model Panasonic KX-TGA641 is a cordless handset, and the symptoms you describe - clicking, turning on/off, or restarting - are usually caused by one of these issues:
Weak or failing rechargeable batteries
Dirty battery contacts
Bad charging connection/base issue
Power interference or failing handset electronics
Try these steps:
Remove the batteries from the handset.
Clean the battery contacts inside the phone and on the batteries.
Reinstall or replace the batteries.
The KX-TGA641 normally uses AAA Ni-MH rechargeable batteries.
Leave it on the charger for several hours.
Unplug the main base unit power for 1 minute, then reconnect it.
Check whether the clicking happens only near the base or everywhere.
If the screen flickers and the phone repeatedly powers on/off even with fresh batteries, the handset itself may be failing internally.
You can also try resetting the handset:
MENU ? #136 ? select "Yes" (if the handset stays on long enough).
If you want, I can also help you find:
the user manual PDF,
compatible replacement batteries, or
a replacement handset that works with your base.
I get set 3 when
Try reprogramming the remote so it matches the unit. If you get SET 3 or DVD 3 on the display, chances are the remote's command code is different to the unit, in which case the following may help a bit:
Ensuring new batteries are in the remote, correctly polarised ( + and - ) and with the remote pointed at the unit (while unit is on), press and hold both the [3] and [ENTER/OK] buttons TOGETHER for 5 - 10 seconds, then release. The remote should now fully control the unit.
If it doesn't, check the batteries and repeat the above. The above procedure is a suggestion based on Panasonic DVD recorders and their operation troubleshooting manuals. Give it a try at least.
3/20/2026 8:26:52 PM •
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on Mar 20, 2026
Panasonic NV-GS180, noise from one sound channel?
Since the connection works perfectly with a VHS player, the issue is likely a hardware mismatch or electrical interference specifically related to the camcorder's output.
1. Identify "Video Bleed" (Incorrect Pin-out)
The most common cause of buzzing in one channel during camcorder-to-PC transfers is the use of a generic 3.5mm-to-RCA cable.
The Conflict: Many camcorders use a specific internal wiring (pin-out) for their A/V jack. If you use a standard audio cable, the video signal might be bleeding into the right audio channel, creating a loud electrical buzz.
The Test: Unplug the S-video cable. If the buzzing remains the same while the yellow RCA (composite) is also unplugged, the cable pin-out is likely incorrect for your specific camcorder model.
The Fix: Ensure you are using the original cable that came with the camcorder. If lost, you may need a camcorder-specific TRRS adapter that matches your model's pin configuration.
2. Check for Ground Loops
USB-powered capture devices are highly susceptible to ground loops, which manifest as a low-frequency hum or buzz.
Battery Power Test: If your camcorder is currently plugged into a wall outlet via an AC adapter, unplug it and run it strictly on battery power. If the buzz disappears, the AC adapter was causing electrical noise.
Laptop Test: If using a laptop, unplug its power cable and run it on battery as well to isolate it from the household electrical ground.
3. Audio Configuration (Mono vs. Stereo)
If your camcorder is a mono model (only has one audio output hole or one white plug), plugging it into a stereo USB interface will often leave the "Right" channel open, resulting in static or a "ghost" buzz.
The Fix: Use an RCA Y-adapter to split the single mono signal into both the Red and White inputs of your USB interface.
4. Software Mitigation
If the buzz is a faint electrical hum that you cannot eliminate through hardware, use a Noise Suppression filter (like the "Speex" or "RNNoise" method in OBS Studio) to strip the specific frequency of the buzz during the transfer.
What is the exact model number of your camcorder so I can verify its specific cable pin-out requirements?
No link to base
kx-tg8231b
Panasonic KX-TG2313 - No link to Base problem... simple to fix!
Just unplug the power to the base and plug back in... should get a dial tone now!
4/7/2025 6:30:54 AM •
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on Apr 07, 2025
Can you please tell me how to connect my kef psw
If your amp has a "sub out" jack, that's the best way to hook up this sub. You'll just need a single RCA (also called "phono") cable. Connect it to the Left input on the sub, which should also be marked as "mono"
If your amp just has speaker-level outputs, then connect the left and right main speakers from your amp to the sub's high-level inputs, and then run wires from the sub's high-level outputs to your speakers.
If you're running a surround-sound setup, use the front-left and front-right speakers for this hookup.
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