Are the connections a tight fit into the socket of the TV, DVD, etc? The ones I have are loose and drop the connection.
1535504
Yes, they are a tight fit at the TV connection and the Blu-ray player. I have a Vizio 55" TV and a Sony Blu-ray BDP-S3200
1535505
These fit very well and should maintain a good connection. I haven't had any problems.
142262
I have not had this problem. The USB connector sits snuggly...You might want to ask the company and exchange your unit? Otherwise I find it works pretty well....
2098029
not sure, that never happened to mine, but a loose connection could be the cord....can you find a new cord online somewhere?
1676388
You're connection to power is most likely coming loose. Try moving your cable around and reapplying your electrical tape. Let me know if that helps.
1699633
When I plugged it (one end into TV and the other into home theater) it kinda snapped into place. After I took the rubber protectors off I just plugged in and it worked fine.
60139
Sounds dumb but hear me out! Perhaps you didn't fully insert the optical plug into the TV. This slipped me up when I first bought my optical cable years ago and again today with my new EX72. Either the plugs on my cable are a bit too big or the optical ports are crazy tight when they're still brand new, because they seem to have taken the plug, but it takes unreasonable force to get them to actually click in.
430464
I would agree with the other responses regarding the settings on your DVD or Bluray player and your connections. I have DISH attached to my Panasonic, but haven't seen your issue. Also, the issue could be related to a setting on the Panasonic and have found the settings used during the review by CNET for this set to be worthwhile.
1826038
Hi, sorry but I no long have the cord, found out it was the tv not the cord that was the problem for me! Anyway, you could check the specification on Amazon!
1736401
Make sure that the brackets which attach to the TV have the adjustment screws on the bottom. Also, do not over-tighten the adjustment screws. Hope this helps!
675795
It sounds more like the signal source is the problem. If it was within the TV circuitry, all channels would be affected. ihave had no trouble with my TV and it stays at the top of the technical world.
1321159
I am not sure but if your TV is taking a long time to come on, some are probably bad. I re placed all of them in the kit even if they were not swollen. I hope this helps.
1633204
I have a dvd player and a sat reciever on it, seems just fine. But I might add that the items I have are very thin. It depends on how big your TV is. My TV is 42 in. I hope this helps
1889637
no problems with mine. you should at least be able to use the DVD player. should return it!
623800
Mine connected securely, also in 3 pieces, all the same size. I would experiment with turning them upside down to see if you get a secure fit.
218426
We have not had that issue. But, sounds like you have had it happen on a few different systems which seems really odd. I was thinking it was the A/V cables are not in properly or the tv needs to be turned to a different input. Hope that helps!
1374320
Well mine fits tight, the transformer is insanely large and heavy making the whole thing less portable. But as for the plug, there is a strong connection, nothing loose at all.
1491272
Every toslink/optical cable I've ever used has indeed snapped in. It is not a real hard snap in though.It certainly should not be falling out, the connection point on your device may be damaged.Do you have any other input to try so you can see if it is just the one input that is not snapping in?