Logitech Z-5450 Computer Speakers - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

There is an internal disconnect after the unit heats up due to an open resistor, capacitor, diode, or small fracture on the circuit board. The cost of repair is greater than the replacement cost, therefore if it is under warranty get a new one, or pay to have the current device repaired by a technciain.

Hello have you been able to fix the problem. Do you still have the speakers?

Hello have you managed to solve the problem yet? Do you still have the speakers?

you would have to get a sronger wireless device for the speakers get in touch with logitech to see if they have one.

I had a problem with flashing red on speaker. Yes, i repair it! it is very simple - you must only change 2 condensers 100uF 10v in speaker. It WORK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

mcdevito75 here, There should be a volume control on either the left or right speaker, maybe both, check the volume control on both speakers. also the connections to your computer.

Unfortunately I have the same problem. As an electronic engineer I suspect that the power supply part of the unit is damaged. I opened up the module (don' t try it, its a little bit tricky since there is a type of glue around the silver bezel, after you remove the 4 screws from the front holes) and did some quick static measurements with a multimeter, so far no luck. Since I am still in warranty I will try to replace the item. Hint: protect your electronic equipment with ups or surge protection devices.

I would say directly from player to tv to cut out as much resistance in the line as possible routing it through anything is just more wires to worry about and quality will be same or un noticeable


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Look for it to an electronics stores near you.

15V DC 3A

fixya doesnt sell or manufacturer products -notify manufacturer --electronic shop or online search for assistance

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.

This is for a fuse. DC volts - 1.5 amps. There should be a screw on cap that retains the fuse. These are common fuses and available at most electronic stores.