Energy ESW-V10 - blue led always "ON" but woofer won/t turn "On", no matter if switch is in "auto-On" or "ON" .

The only way to turn sub-woofer "ON" is to remove the sub rca plug and reconnecting it and making sure that contact if made with a "thumping" sound...and then it will stay "on" til next time when you have to go trough the same loops...no other issues, sounds great!

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If the blue LED on your Energy ESW-V10 subwoofer is always on but the woofer won't turn on regardless of the switch position, it's possible that there is an issue with the amplifier or power supply. Try checking the power cord and making sure it's plugged in securely. If that doesn't work, you may need to have the subwoofer professionally repaired or replaced.

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