I'm guessing, Chas, that you've already done the three checks that Don Boomer suggested at the start of this discussion, to no avail.
So a little more investigation's required, best done by your "One-Two-ing" into the mic right at the receiver's front panel.
Can you see the receiver's red "Audio" LED flickering "in sync" with sound at the mic, even though you can't hear anything?
If so, it's likely that the problem is "downstream" from the receiver, ...perhaps a faulty connecting cable, or maybe an anonymous finger has done something like switching the relevant channel of your mixer to its "Line" input, or turned its "Gain Trim" knob all the way down. Try another cable and/or mixer channel and/or mixer to identify the problem.
If, however, its "vital signs" are not present at the receiver's red "Audio" LED, we need to check on the health of the transmitter.
Should it be a THH06 handheld, the only check you can perform is to ensure that its capsule (or "head") is correctly screwed onto the body of the mic. Anything else will require the whole system to be checked by a service technician.
In the case of a TBP06 beltpack, its green LED should be flickering in response to sound from the mic. If it isn't, you are very likely the proud owner of either
- A faulty mic, (glasses of water are common "mic killers"...)
- A mic with a faulty cable,
- A mic and cable combination with a fault in its connector, or (hopefully not)
- A faulty beltpack.
Condition "4" will necessitate the whole system's being taken to a technician for checking.
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