No sound Hi, When I switch on the control pod lights up as it should but there is no sound but when I switch the unit off sound comes out for about 1 to 2 seconds. Any ideas???

There is no relay , controlled by integrated power module . Electronics !

Hi Jeffrey,

Most likely to be the lighting control logic board, inside the pod on the left of the steering wheel.
The board lives in that black housing through which the headlight switch is also mounted and has the fog light switches on the board also so that they poke out of the top when the board it in place.
To access the board take out the one Phillips screw directly underneath that left side pod and the bottom panel comes off, the board then un-clips (2 spring plastic clips at the far end near the dash clocks, one near to you, ease them back and you will feel the board come loose ) , and drops out, pull off the light switch knob and undo the nut around the switch to allow you to gently ease the switch shaft back through it's hole and remove it with the board, unplug and replace the complete board unit and the main light switch which is attached to this board by its wires, put the switch back in and nut back on that first, then ease the board back into its housing until the clips click, replace the bottom pod cover with the screw and you are done, takes about 15 minutes tops.

Hope this helps
any further questions post them here and I will see them
regards
Tim.

Source, 20 years in business repairing nothing but Jaguars.

Try pulling the power from the unit for a few minutes, the reconnect. Make sure you've got the surround settings correct. If that doesn't do it, you've likely popped the amp or the amp's power supply in the sub box.

Take it to your Bose service agent

Hi, This could just be a sign that your Speaker system is wearing out , and done its due...Also have you had any Power Failures or surge's Lately , if so then it could of damaged the Speakers aswell..
Hope you come right bud
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I have a similar issue too, but my problem is that the sub has green light, and my control pod has an 'off' light, but it won't turn on :(

The head unit probably has 2 control wires. One has 12v when the signal source is the tuner. When you switch to the other sources, the antenna is not needed so the output to that wire is switched off (so the power antenna will go down).

Look for a wire marked amp control or something similar. It will have 12v output any time the head unit is on. Use that one to control your amplifiers.

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Double check the connections, if the connection for the control pod is good then something is wrong inside. I would say most likely thing would be a problem on the power supply inside the subwoofer box.

I just fixed this exact problem. There is only 1-2 volts feeding the preamp IC's pin 4 JRC 2059. Positive side of C313 should be 12v(B+ to IC's) found shorted transistor just above C313. Collector goes to V+ 15v from power supply, Emitter feeds the preamp IC's. I used a 2sc3904 (NTE123Ap) unit back up and running