What is the voltage/ amprage of these speakers? 6 volt , 9 volt?

I'd start by checking ground connections. How are you checking voltage at the relay? Across the coil, or coil to ground? Coil to ground is important to check.

check power supply and if voltage are good change Electronic module its damaged. this voltage what you are write not normal!

Please verify the existing connections to determine if they fit the "High Voltage" configuration listed below. If they do (and they should), the "Low Voltage" configuration below is then correct for 240.

Jaypug

Low voltage ...

L1---1--6--7

L2---2--4--8

L3---3--5--9


High voltage ...

L1---1 4--7

L2---2 5--8

L3---3 6--9

Three C cell size batteries per speaker is what you use if you are on the go.

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Hmmm.

EACH C cell battery produces 1.5 Volts (DC)
3 times 1.5 Volts (DC) = 4.5 Volts
Total of 9 Volts (DC)

500 MilliAmps?

Your main concern is with the Voltage.
The Amperage can vary. It can be more than needed.
Why?

Because Amperage represents Current.
How much Current is available.

(Water hose example;
Voltage is the speed, or velocity of the water coming out. Amperage is how many gallons per minute that comes out of the hose)

However, you better make sure that EACH speaker receives No more than 4.5 Volts (DC)
Since you do not have the special splitter adapter cord that comes with the power brick, you will have ensure that EACH speaker receives no more than 4.5 volts.

This is if you are trying to use a 9 Volt (DC) power supply. (AC adapter)

Please post additional questions in a Comment.
Regards,
joecoolvette

C cells are 1.5 volts each. If the speakers use three of them that means you'll need a 4.5 volt supply. If each speaker needs batteries, you'll need to feed that voltage to each speaker, and the supply should have enough current for the total load. A 1-amp rating is probably fine.

at most electrical stores you can buy a universal power adaptors with a selection of socents to fit most connections. and which has a selector on it for various voltages settings.
take one of the little connectors and see which one fits. then checking the polarity on your device set the polarity the same when plugging the connector into the power supply cable. adjust voltage as needed.

Warning: when connecting a variable power adaptor alway connect on the lowest voltage setting and work up as too high voltage can distroy your appliance.

SONY XR-C210, XR-C214

1-GND
10-+12 VOLT BATTERY WIRE
16-Speaker RF-
5-Speaker RR+
11-+12 VOLT IGNITION WIRE
17-Speaker LF+
6-Speaker RR-
12-Power Antenna Turn On
18-Speaker LF-
8-Speaker LR+
13-TEL MUTE
-
9-Speaker LR-
15-Speaker RF+
-

According to several sites this monitor needs a 12-volt 4-amp adapter. Virtually every laptop that uses a coaxial power plug has the center pin positive and the outside shell ground. A Google search for "ct1810 replacement adapter" turned up several sources. Here's an eBay auction currently running for one vendor. If you're outside the US you should be able to find a suitable replacement on the Internet or perhaps locally.

I think you missed one cap. Look for another 1ufd cap close to the jungle chip. It will have the circuit designation in the 300's like the others in the vertical circuit. It is just not located close by. I think that one will fix it.I don't have the service data with me so I can't give you the exact designation.
Dan

There are 6 AA batteries connected in series so that = 6 volts.