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Thanks ,when i turn on my system from standby the bass unit makes a horiffic crunching eletric buzzing noise and i have now noticed the fan (not working) but im not sure it has to heat up before kicking in?but after the noise has gone 4-5mins the system sounds lovely deep bass ect, this system was given to me in by a uncle who died (im not trying to ask for a sympathtic ear) but it do,s have sentimental value and its the best system i have had , if i open it up is there anyting i could do myself ie change fuse cause i cannot find a diagram of the insides ? thankyou very much if you can help or for reading my email ps im not a rich man and wouldnt be able to afford to send it to kef not only cos of price but p+p for 3 stone system thanks .

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I can understand sentimental attachment.

The symptom you describe could be something as simple as a "dry" soldered joint but finding and rectifying it, if indeed it is only that, needs a deal of experience and knowledge you clearly do not possess and learning on a treasured item is not advisable because getting it wrong can cause a great deal more trouble.

I suggest you look in your local classified directory for a suitable repair shop - there is usually a few in every locality repairing tv, radio and audio equipment, in-car entertainment and general electronic repairs. Most people doing that sort of work are cheaper than official dealers and use cheaper parts, yet many of them began by working for the bigger brands.

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Dec 19, 2007

SOURCE: Kef Kit 100 Subwoofer Buzz

i got the same buzz problem

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Axel Gringmuth

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  • Posted on Aug 10, 2008

SOURCE: KEF KIT 100 Sub woofer continuously buzzing

send me a request to my email address [email protected] and I send you a fix, Axel

toddthetvmd

Todd Thornton

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  • Posted on Jan 15, 2010

SOURCE: Kef Kit100 subwoofer buzzing

You have a bad set of Audio output IC's for the sub. There is two of them. TDA7293 REPLACE BOTH!!!
There is 4 on one side of board,and 2 on other "also 1 small one" The the two are for the sub,the other 4 are for the main speakers/surround. They sell on Ebay for $6-10 each or a kit of all 6 for $25.

toddthetvmd

Todd Thornton

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  • Posted on Jan 15, 2010

SOURCE: KEF KIT100 Buzzing

You have a bad set of Audio output IC's for the sub. There is two of them. TDA7293 REPLACE BOTH!!!
There is 4 on one side of board,and 2 on other "also 1 small one" The the two are for the sub,the other 4 are for the main speakers/surround. They sell on Ebay for $6-10 each or a kit of all 6 for $25. I would replace all 6 on your system. To insure that the other's do not go bad after fixing the bad ones.

toddthetvmd

Todd Thornton

  • 101 Answers
  • Posted on Jan 15, 2010

SOURCE: I have a kef Kit100.

You might have a bunch of bees living inside the sub?
You have a bad set of Audio output IC's for the sub. There is two of them. TDA7293 REPLACE BOTH!!!
There is 4 on one side of board,and 2 on other "also 1 small one" The the two are for the sub,the other 4 are for the main speakers/surround. They sell on Ebay for $6-10 each or a kit of all 6 for $25.

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