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Posted on Dec 31, 2007

RCA RS2656 Shelf System

Just the tweeters are working and 2 of the 4 fuses were blown we replaced them and they instantly blew again. The 2 fuses that were blown are the bottom 2 fuses.

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  • capehenry Jan 19, 2008

    Yes we are haveing the two fuses blow too! Looking for a solution?

  • RCAGUY Mar 04, 2008

    Same problem. (2) 7A 125v fuses blew when vacuum cleaner was plugged into the same circuit. Replaced fuses - they immediately blew when the unit was turned on.

  • Anonymous May 18, 2008

    were can i get the fuses for the radio at

  • poodlehead Jun 02, 2008

    I have a RCA RS 2656 and it also seems I have lost all my base sound. I have not done any thing to fix it, but I see from some of the other questions there are some fuses, can someone tell me where to locate the fuses.

    Thank You

    Vince

  • rcahelp Jun 12, 2008

    mines a rca rs2657 model almost identical to the one in the picture... the only difference is the speakers. i blew my fuses recently and when i took my stereo apart and put new ones in... IT BLEW AGAIN!!! im currently looking for a burnt out diode which im guessing is the problem but i really dont know. if anyone else figures something out let me know!!!

  • Anonymous Feb 05, 2009

    i need 2 fuses for model RS2657 the fuse is 7.5 amps 120v i cant find them any where 

  • Anonymous Feb 05, 2009

    were can i buy the fuses 

  • Anonymous May 11, 2010

    most electronic component stores dont sell just one fuse and just one capacito, they usually sell bulk packages. take your stereo to a repair man

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Had a problem with a customer's stereo system, i replaced the transformer and put in two new fuses and all worked good again. Another time it was a damaged capacitor allowing full charge to go through causing the fuse to blow immediately so i just replaced the capacitor and the fuse and all was good.

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Were can i find these fuses at and were in spring

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I came home one evening and my system was off. I tried plugging it into different outlets and still received no power to my system. What could be the problem and how can I fix it?

hello, see if theres a power save buttton on the unit if not check the fuse in the plug if ok then the fuse inside the unit may blown. it may be glass type fuse it will be in the power supply if you can't see 1 then there may be a soldered in fuse called a wickman fuse fingers crossed

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Bought a display model RCA RS2657 5-Disc CD Changer Bookshelf Audio System

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No sound from mids and bass

there is prolly just a short in the wire somewhere
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Full sound not working

I had the same problem and also traced it back to two of the four 7-amp fuses were blown. I replaced the fuses, but they immediately blew again. I used higher capacity fuses (10 amp) to see how bad the problem was and those blew. Testing the problem a third time with the speakers disconnected yielded the same results.
There's an internal short in the system.
The solution? Don't buy RCA again.
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RCA 5-CD Shelf System, RS2654 Fuses

Never ever replace a fuse with a bigger one, you are lucky the unit did not blow up and statrt a fire. When a fuse blows there is usually a reason.There is a short in the main power supply or the output stage. You will need to test for shorts on the main transformer, B+ rectifiers and the main filter capacitors. If that does not show any shorts, you will need to test the audio output circuits for shorts on the audio output IC's. Good Luck
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