Kenwood SW-36HT I have a Kenwood SW-36HT subwoofer. This is actually the second one I brought in 4 years. Each time after normal use the SB starts to make a tinging noise as if the speaker is blown. Is the speaker a piece of junk or can it be fixed. I refuse to buy another one because I might encounter the same problem. The SB is great while it's working but now the tinging noise is so bad I can't bear to turn the darn thing on. Please help.

SOURCE: Speaker outputs blown on 4 channel amp

the outputs should be replaced in pairs, there are 2 to 4 pairs, but you sould only need 1 pair replaced. these transistors typically range between 10 to 30 cdn each + labour, look for 1 to 1.5h to replace & test the unit after repair. check your local repair shop for their rates. good luck

SOURCE: Kenwood kdc-mp528 amp/speaker problem???

This is a common mistake. This problem indicates that you are using the solid blue wire from the head unit to the remote turn-on on the amp. This is a power antenna wire that only receives power when on FM radio. You need to replace this with the Blue & White wire from the head unit (power control wire) to your remote turn-on on your amp. This should solve your issue.

SOURCE: Speaker blown? How do I open it up to see? And how do I fix it?

Try without having the input plugged on the speaker ... to determine if the noise is coming from cable or receiver

SOURCE: Wiring Diagram

First, try looking here: http://www.crutchfield.com/learningcenter/car/amplifiers_movie.html If that helps, be sure to leave feedback or I don't get paid. Look all over the cruchfield page and you can find guides for every type of installation.

ArtyP44

• 8 Answers
• Posted on Dec 01, 2008

SOURCE: SW-36HT

Hello,

the only way to get to the fuse:
you need to remove all the screws surrounding the amp on the back of the speaker. when removing the last screw be sure to hold the amp
in place because if you don't it will fall out towards you causing damage to you as well the screw hole.
disconnect the speaker connector. you need to press the latch on the side of the connector to release it from the base.

carefully remove the amp and lay it flat on a sturdy surface. don't lay it on something that can tear because the grill on the amp can damage cloth very easily.

If you look at the board closest to the edge you will see a fuse there as well as on the main board that is lying flat. check those fuses to see if they are burn marks on them. you should have 3 fuses to check. replace as needed with the correct ones. if you don't know which ones you need take them to an electronics store or auto store.
hope this helps.


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