Logitech X-530 5.1 Channel Speaker System Computer Speakers - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Sorry they do not repair these except under basic warranty and even then you get an exchange system.

usually it is 0.5 amps. if it still blows, you might have a shorted board.

try the 7.1 home theartre configuration or 7.1wide cofiguration speakers in the sound settings

You'll only be able to get true surround sound utilizing all the speakers if you have a sound card with multiple outputs (usually color coded as Green, Black, and Orange). Plug the satellite speakers into the subwoofer and run the three input wires (Green, Black, Orange) to your multi-source output.
If you only have one output on your PC (common), you should just connect the green wire and press the "matrix" button on the system. This will just duplicate the sound output into the other channels but is not "real" surround sound.
Hope that helps.

just remember look to the color of the cable.. usually the color of the cable match to the outlet on the tv..

this is a problem that i have faced as well it is likely that the cable going in to the jack could be loose and you might need to move it a bit, but in your case i think most likely would be that the input jack on the sub for the speaker is broken in that case you should call up logitech and ask technical support to see what they can do for you should be covered by warranty!

Sorry just doublechecked your board specs. Go to the sound properties in control panel. Click on the configure speakers option. If everything is plugged in right then windows should configure it for you to a 5.1 config. Hope this helps.

Refer to my other solution on your same subject question

Well, if you have a DVD-ROM, all you need is a video card with a s-video out to connect to your TV and then you could put your DVD player in your room and play your DVD's from your PC. Another way to do it (without having to buy anything) is to connect the sound of your DVD player to a stereo receiver and then plug the sub into the headphone jacks and the speakers to the sub.

If its a rotory type control simply take the rest out or off the pcb if you can and on the side of almost any varable resistor or pot is a value. Look to see if radio shack has that value or check your local electronic parts supply house and solder back into place But you may not get the exact one as they all have differant mechanical standards as the shaft may be too long or it may not fit on the pcb so you will have to drill into the cabinet and mount where theres nothing in the way and hook the wires to the control from where the old control was. Hope this helps good luck

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Here's a helpful link: https://blog.jseaber.com/2010/02/27/logitech-z-2300-control-pod-disassembly/comment-page-3/

The Aux connection should work for either an iphone or android phone. That would be a good test to see if the speaker is still working. The top mounted iphone/ipod connecter can collect dirt and lint that will cause the proper connections to be made. Try cleaning these.

Here's a link to the manual. https://www.logitech.com/assets/35723/setup-installation-guide.pdf This is important: 3. A. If you have a PC and a: • 6, 7 or 8 channel (5.1, 6.1 or 7.1) sound card: Connect all 3 colored plugs from the audio input cable to the color-coded jacks on the sound card. 1. If jacks on your soundcard are not color coded, plug the audio input as follows: • green to front L/R (or #1) • black to rear L/R (or #2) • orange to center / sub (or #3) • 4-channel sound card: Connect the green plug from the audio input cable to your sound card's front jack and the black plug to your sound card's rear jack. Do not use the orange plug. • 2-channel sound card: Connect the green plug from the audio input cable to the "line out" jack on your sound card. Do not use the black or orange plugs.

If you try to open these speakers they will never work properly again. There are no screws. All the joints are stapled and glued.

What are you connecting speakers to?

What are you connecting the speakers to?

If its a speaker, YES.