Hi,
I have a JBL subwoofer modeled PSW-D110 and the fuse is blown. if
I replace the fuse, it hums. There are several components seem blown.
One of the cap is blown, can't read the value of the cap(C24). Does
anyone know the value of the cap. Does anyone have the schematic for
this sub? please send it to me if you have it. I read it on the
forum that it could be the s53ami causing this problem. Can some
confirm this, because I don't want to spend the money to buy the part
if this is not the problem. Your help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks. please also send me the schematic for the s531mi component if
you have it.
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Comment by kf5pv, posted on May 14, 2008
Well mine blows the fuse up to a two amp fuse.
I need a print also but i need to find what is shorted first.
I think the rectifier is bad but meter is at work.
Paul
Comment by mffguru, posted on Feb 25, 2008
JBL should recall these subwoofers.I have one too and have filled a complaint with 'Consumer Affairs'.
Comment by eaglesfan, posted on Dec 07, 2007
my fuse is blown, but before that i heard a popping noise not all the time but only sometimes, i think either the speaker is going bad or the amp is going south. can someone help me
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these, and the smaller cap you mentioned is a 10uF at 50V bipolar capacitor.
JBL says these need to be upgraded to 100V. Sometimes resoldering the module
fixes these.
Mark Z.
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