The capacitors in the amplification module on the back side of the subwoofer unit (unplug and unscrew amp unit) usually are the second components to check after the fuse. They look like black batteries with white text defining their ratings. It appears to be a commonly under ratted capacity for those that challenge the upper limits of their surround system capacity. (Poor neighbors) These act very much like a battery but quickly build a charge and then release a charge. These can be replaced with higher capacity units that are larger in size and may need to be relocated with extended wires to handle the power demands by the user. They can be ordered online and replaced after discharge and soldered into the proper terminals. The Proper Positive and negative terminals must be followed for proper function when replacing.
SOURCE: Polk Audio PSW10 not working
I just read this same problemin a psw10. It was recomended to remove back panel and there should be a fuse behind there. Check it out.
SOURCE: Polk Audio PSW10 electrical board smoking
I should just replace the parts that were burning, it will cost a lot less.
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