Burning smell
posted by acorn robby on May 12, 2008
I had moved from an apt to my home a few months ago - I had plugged my sub in and i started to notice a burning smell - I had replaced the fuse as i noticed it had blown - But then the fuse would keep on blowing - i took off the back panel of the sub and noticed that part of the circuit board and wiring had been fried - the rest of the circuit board appeared to be fine - Can this be repaired by myself or a repair shop - or can it be even repaired - i am strapped for cash since buying a new home and need my theatre system to work - any suggestions?
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