Will not power on, makes static noise just as you

Bose is proprietary. It could be electronic parts that are called capacitors.

You need to stop using the system to avoid further damage, go to www.bose.com contact customer support and the technical department, they have the authorized technicians and the much needed parts available, service is done on site by their factory trained personal.

Hi, When you change the Aux turn the radio off. Then turn it back on. As for the static move the radio to another plug or to a different room. If you have floresecent lighting it may do that too.
The cord acts like an antenna so don't bundle the cord. Good luck.

Find the manual and UN-set the Alarm function.

Power supply capacitors have dried out and need to be replaced.

Transistor Q4 c3792 base emitter short
Nte 293 is supposed to work. I use nte85 just because I have those in stock.

There's a line fuse inside the radio, mounted on a PC board. CAUTION: disconnect the set from power before opening the case or poking around inside. The fuse could be bad, but these sets are notorious for losing the power transformer. If the fuse is ok then you are looking at a $100 repair fee from Bose. You might want to check out the new HD radios -- better sound, MUCH lower price.

Bill B.

Unfortunately, Bose will not release their schematics or parts lists, effectively giving them a monopoly on repair of their units. If you check the service/repair page on their web site, www.bose.com, you'll find that they will repair most Wave units for $100 or give you $200 credit towards a new model. Before spending the big bucks though, you might want to check out the new HD radios. Better sound and a MUCH lower price than the Bose.

Bill B.

the easiest way would be to move the radio farther away from the furnace.

My Bose mod AWRC-1P will not turn on. Please HELP ! !
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