My Centre speaker for my SP-PWC3 no longer works. Is this a easy repair? It is the amp and not the speaker as the speaker itself works with other lugs. Can I acquire another Mosfet? and replace the de

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Popping is usually a sign that the output transistor on the amp (center channel) has blown - quite expensive to repair. eBay is good for picking up cheap but fully working receivers

Taking it to a repair centre would be the best thing to do, or asking them whether it's worth them looking at it. With the price of electronic goods these days, unfortunately the customer is better off financially replacing the item rather than paying the cost of repairs.

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This could be as simple as a bad connection or more derastic like defective output transistors. Without looking at the unit and taking measuerments, it is impossible to say. As silly as this sounds, make sure you didn't hit the balance control all the way to the left. If not that, then I would suggest getting a detailed repair estimate from a servicer. Report the results of that estimate here and we should be able to walk you through the actual repair.

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THIS RECEIVER IS JUNK. I had the same problem with my receiver and Samsung gave me a new unit as it was under warranty. 8 months later the replacement which was brand new did the same thing. Samsung tells me it is my problem now. I should have demanded another unit. the best advice I have is not to buy this product. Samsung won't help you when it breaks and it will break. Nobody seems to know how to fix it.......

If it's the speaker cabinet itself that';s smoking, you have most likely burnt some components in the passive crossover. Pull it out and you may see melted parts or scorching on the circuit board. Peavy does repairs on it's own products pretty reasonably if there's no local tech. Call Peavey Customer Srervice at 877-732-8391.

connect any speaker instead of center speaker if you get the same result you will have a problem in amp itself if the problem fixed change center speaker with a new one

Your speaker cover should either twist and gently pull off or may just need gentle prying with a small screwdriver. Before attempting is your speaker grill foam or metal. Some like my pioneers, you must gently remove the actual grill and not the entire facia itself to access the speaker removal. If you need to remove the grill, i recommend using a tiny screwdriver and gently work around the edges evenly. Steve

Make sure your amp is set to a channel which plays on all speakers (5.1).
If you have the amp set to "Stereo", it is only the frontspeakers and subwoofer which play sound.