REAR wireless peakers dont connect - Samsung HT-TZ512T Theater System with Wireless Speakers

Connect #1 JBL Speaker to the Front Left, #2 to Front Right, #3 to Right Rear, #4 to Left Rear, the center speaker to center and the subwoofer to sub out. This will give you dolby surround sound and individual sounds through-out the entire room like the movie theatre.

Hi Ray,
if there is no power going thru than,might probably be your fuse in the subwoofer that's blown.What you have to do is remove the wire mesh from the front using a terminal flat screw driver. You will notice that there are screws around the speakers,remove them inorder to take the speakers out.Once you've done that take out the speakers gently so that you dont disconnect any wires inside.Turn the peakers over and you will see a fuse attached to the speaker.Try replacing the fuse with the asme ratings.
Please refer to the image below on what the back of the peaker looks like.
All the best and Good Luck.

G..

Hello,

Please indicate the brand and model of your receiver, BD player and your speakers. Basically, you just need to connect the cable box and blue ray player to the receiver. The 5.1 speakers should be connected to the blue ray player, then another set of cables from your BD player to your TV. When you want to use the speakers while watching TV, you need to turn on the blue ray player too.

You should have two pieces for your wireless rear speakers setup. A. a wireless card inserted behind the all in one receiver. B. the receiving box that will connect to the 2 rear speakers.Also,you should not have any obstacles to block off the line of site for the rear speaker receiving box to the wireless card.
Best way to test it is too simply leave the rear speakers connected to the rear speakers receiving box on the floor near the a/v receiver with dvd player built in.Play a dvd and see if you have sound coming out from the rear.
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send the speaker model name

That is correct.  I would solder if you cant make the connectors.  they should have two diff sized spades on them.(usually)  I would definately get a crimp kit with crimpers and asst connectors to start.  Also make sure your amp has adequate gnd and large enough power wire with an inline fuse right off the source.  I can make a diagram for that too if you need.  

for that purpose you need the manual of the Motherboard if you dont have it download for the manufacturer site of the board in the support or download section.

i think your have problem with sound card,
otherwise dell peakers works with hp.
you should see for updated driver for your sound card.

Have you disconnected the wire from the speaker?? and the amp?? Maybe the wire is pinched as I suggested?? If not then yes I would sy the peaker could be bad or the amp output on that channelis fried.