20 Most Recent Jensen JPS10 Subwoofer Questions & Answers

This sound is made by the automatic shutdown in the speaker. Jensen repaired my unit under warrantee.

If I understand you, you're observing the speaker cone moving in one direction without any input. That would say the internal amp is malfunctioning and pushing DC to the speaker. Beyond that I can't say, but it is endangering the driver.

Make sure you have the polarity of the leads correct, ++, --. If you have the leads +-, -+, it may cause the speaker to be "pulled" instead of "pushed" like it is supposed to be. If they are correct, try reversing them anyway to see if that fixes the problem. There's no real harm in reversing the leads, it just won't be as efficient and the power will have to be turned down as to not cause damage. That's another suggestion, try turning down the power, if you have an amp that is overpowered for the sub, you could push it past peak and cause the bottoming out, damaging it forever.

Do a more detailed search there is a solution but you will have to send it out to get repaired the noise is from when it goes on stand by...jensen is of no help

Try a different cable, make sure the cable you are useing is not a" twisted pair technology" cable, I have had that type of cable create a hummm in many subwoofers that I have troubleshot. Good luck !

To set the time on a Jensen JCR-425 clock radio:

1. Press and hold the "Time Set" button until the display flashes.
2. Press the "Hour" and "Minute" buttons to adjust the time.
3. Press "Time Set" again to confirm.

Hi, Please hold down the open/close button instead of just pressing it. Then you can press the lid while this is happening. I think you might already suspect this, but it sounds like the hook that connects to a portion of the lid isn't unhooken during the button press. Friction might be a cause or the hook-movement might not be functioning as smoothly due to other factors. If the issue continues, we might have to consult Jensen on a potential repair/replacement of the item as well.

radio has a serial number your vehicle has a vin ----

I'd contact the manufacture and tell them there wasn't a pump in the box, they should send you one verses having to purchase it.

Check the belt is fitted correctly. If it is not it will affect the speed. If the speed is slow on both 45 and 33 rpm, then it could be the motor. Sometimes there are speed presetts at the none shaft end of the motor. If it doesn't look like the motor has any built in electronics in it, then look to the turntable power supply look for faults in that.

Probably incompatibility

The two units are incompatible.

To set stations, press set button on far right then search station then press number station is to be set.

Hi Tom- I found this link regarding Jensen CS 315 speaker specs. Click on "See More" for further information. https://picclick.com/JENSEN-CS-315-3-WAY-MONITOR-STEREO-SPEAKERS-8-184010428853.html Hope this helps.

Free manual online: https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1362397/Jensen-Jcr-315.html

Bill, Sorry that I have to be so general in answering this question. If there is a burnt smell associated with the occurrence of the problem, then that would point to a fault most likely in the audio output circuit. If the unit blows a fuse, then I tend to think that it is in the power supply of the internal amplifier. Either way, service is needed for the unit. It is best to disconnect the unit from your sound system and try to find someone qualified for this repair.

Does your Jensen have the AUX inputs on the back or front? You would need to find a Satelite radio with the Outputs that will plug into the AUX Inputs. Some radios have a special input connections for Satelite radios, so check the Manual.