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Arnulfo Farias Posted on Dec 28, 2011
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Logitech Subwoofer X540 PC speaker System

I Want to purchase the Subwoofer transformer. This is a 120V AC Primary and Output 14.6 V AC 2.4 Amps

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What is the output voltage of the transformer in the system, mine is burnt so i need to change the transformer so i need to know the output voltage

Nominal Output Power (Total) -- 2.3 Watt


On the back of the right speaker where the power cable is connected there is a sticker where you can see the voltage the speakers are using. You should read there 120 V - 60 Hz 100mA.

You will have to use a voltage adapter from 120v to 220v. (found in electronic shops) that maintains the Voltage stability.


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Stand by /on led lights up but that is it. Click sound when ON is pushed. It is like it won't power up. Took off cover two fuses inside appear fine.

Check the main power transformer.

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If 120v is present on the primary side check for ac on the secondary. if none you need to replace the tranformer.

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If you find an open fuse check for a shorted output transistor pair.

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Actually i haven't fixed the problem as yet but i did find some info that would help me to fix problem.
I went to google and entered keyword,,, Electronic parts,,there came up a page,,and i went to several manuf sites till i found a replacement transformer,,then i disassembled the power supply and am now waiting for a replacement transformer.
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