Jamo Audio Players & Recorders - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

Power supply inside has been damaged and is in need of fault dfinding and repair. Take it to a repair shop.

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You will just need to re-pair it. That is assuming the new board fixed the issue. https://www.fixya.com/support/r26362721-pairing_bluetooth_devices and also https://www.google.com/search?q=pair+a+wireless+Jamo+360+sub+to+sound+bar ..

The manual doesn’t show a user replaceable fuse are you plugged into a house outlet or a power strip. If power strip confirm that power is present and try another slot to plug into. https://bcc2479de3c817356f4e-1bbe459354cb22c942d9efbc3d6dacbf.ssl.cf2.rackcdn.com/product-manuals/SUB210_OM.pdf

Did you google it. Google, c80 sub woofer schematic, then look at images.

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Have you tried setting the PS3 on linear PCM output instead of bitstream? The DVR 50 may not say Dolby Digital since the optical cable goes directly from the PS3 to it but you may get the surround channel output you're looking for.

You will have to remove the speaker to access the interior of cabinet. Option 2, if you have base tubes or holes in the bottom of cabinet you can try to shake the loose piece out of cabinet, very hard though

Have you tested the speaker?

You simply connect a RCA type line cable from the subs line input to the dedicated socket on the back of the Onkyo. When you run speaker set up it will set the subwoofer up.

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It's problem come on due to a fault on the speakers or wiring or connections especially shorts! Clear that and it should come back on. If not then you have a fault in the main power amp section.

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Disassemble & reassemble procedure to many popular brand TVs and other devices are given in detail with illustrations.

Hello i am from outside the States but i know any KLIPSCH service center is maybe the place for JAMO or they know for sure where you should be in your Country. Jamo About Jamo About

If its still is defective in a corner or in the attic? Maybe you can make info by a KLIPSCH service centre because Klipsch is the owner of JAMO http://www.jamo.com/about/ if you have not find the answer. Jamo About

You will have to take it to a repair work shop and ask for a quote.

Great product, horrible instructions that focused on every language known to man rather than clear steps. Hope this helps....for the JAMO TORSTEN 2 WAY SOUNDBAR W/ WIRELESS 10" SUB 360 Series, as well as other Klipsch soundbars. If the SoundBar is in STANDBY mode (solid RED status light), push the <SOURCE> button on the SoundBar until the status light is solid GREEN. STEP ONE (Place the unit in learning mode): With the status light showing solid GREEN, press and hold the <SOURCE> and <MUTE> buttons on the front of the SoundBar at the same time (approximately 3 seconds) until the status light flashes RED and GREEN. STEP TWO (Select the function to learn): Press the <MUTE> button once on the SoundBar (the status light changes to solid ORANGE). STEP THREE (Learn the function): Hold your remote control within one foot and pointed at the front of the SoundBar. Slowly press the <MUTE> button on your remote control four times. On the first three presses, the status indicator light will flicker ORANGE with each press. If the unit has successfully learned the function, on the fourth press of the button, the light will flash GREEN several times and then turn to solid GREEN. To program the remaining functions, simply repeat all steps, substituting <MUTE> with the new function and button presses (VOLUME UP, and VOLUME DOWN) on steps TWO and THREE.