Low sound coming from soundsticks II

If you need to replace the potentiometer switch On/Off for SoundStick II HK, follow these instructions:
1. Unplug the SoundStick II HK from the power outlet.
2. Remove the four screws that secure the back panel to the SoundStick II HK.
3. Carefully remove the back panel.
4. Locate the potentiometer switch On/Off for SoundStick II HK.
5. Remove the two screws that secure the switch to the SoundStick II HK.
6. Carefully remove the switch.
7. Install the new switch by reversing the above steps.
I hope this helps!

static from one of my sound sticks

u need not worry as by plugging in or out want short anything ,but if he has physicaly damaged some thing then i m sorry, but as u noted that the plug of the sound stick does not seat firmly it may be due to it that the sound not coming . try in some other system , hopefully u would find a way out

good day

Installed software called Airfoil.

mute the inbuilt speakers you can hear the sound from the external speaker

Hi there

Toward the base of one of the satellite speakers are two chrome finished plates...these are touch volume plus and minus pads! It seems that these units default to low level if not used for some time. Just try touching the + pad!
Cheers

Pete Dolman

Your Codec is damaged. Reload your drivers for your sound card. First uninstall the old ones. Moving your non working speakers and they play fine says they are good. I have a problem that you have new speakers and the problem went away. Drivers do not care what speakers are on the other end. It only produces output. Now that your second pair is working correctly, put back the Harmons and see if the problem comes back

Mike

You're in warranty. Appers to be a common problem. Soundstixks should either tell you how to fix it or replace your system.

I would try un-installing the driver/ application that controls the speakers and re-instaling.

not the speaker I would venture, but what is ever supplying the signal - if from computer check out sound card or what ever is running concurrent with the sound card.