Why is there sound but no picture on my TV?
Emily Sparks
Published Apr 17, 2026
Why is there sound but no picture on my TV?
i.e. a cable box or a DVD player, then the possible reason why it is not displaying a picture is that the cable connecting the TV to the cable box or DVD player is loose or damaged. If there is still no picture, then the cable is damaged and needs to be replaced. Visit your nearest TV repair expert and buy a new cable.
Why is my Panasonic TV not making sound?
Cable box, DVD player, etc.) or its connection to the TV. Make sure the volume is up and mute is off. Ensure all connections are correct and secure. If the TV is connected to a Panasonic Home Theater via HDMI cable, then check VIERA Link or CEC controls.
Why does my Panasonic tx-48cx400b have no picture?
Had a problem with Panasonic TX-48CX400B , sound but no picture. left it unplugged for a month. tipped it on its end, plugged it in and hit 1011000 on remote and the picture came back on after a few seconds. Have no clue why. a message came up, S w itching from standby mode. dont know if this helps anyone or not Was this answer helpful?
Why does my Panasonic TV screen go black?
My Panasonic tv model TH-40C200Dx just got blacked out while working. The white sensor light blinks 5 times after turning it on and whole screen with Panasonic logo comes and goes out after that nothing happens.i tried everything mentioned here. Can anyone help? Was this answer helpful?
Why is my Panasonic 42 inch plasma not working?
A couple of days ago my Panasonic 42 inch plasma television (model TX-P42G20B) suddenly stopped working, with no sound and no picture appearing. The green power LED was alight, but the TV was not working, with no picture at all, not even the control menus appearing.
What to do when your TV has no picture or sound?
After that, press the tv/av button on the top of the set to get your tuner back on screen. Thereafter, to avoid having to repeat this every time you use the TV, just unplug it rather than turning it off by remote (- switching off by remote seems to trigger the problem that puts all picture and sound settings to zero one-by-one.)
