Aiwa tw60 subwoofer have power but no woof sound

U have blown the amp by overdriving it.

Any powered sub will work.

Feed it with an RCA cable any other audio device you may have (CD, TV, MP3 player, PC) to prove it can or can not woof. It will respond to any audio, not just LFE or subwoofer audio.

A connectivity check could provide the solution, notice any wrong wire connections on device or any other devices requiring interconnection. The woofer would perform properly when the connections that provide current for woofing are approapiate

important notes
1. Trace the connection from Recorder or sound output to the woofer device
2. The wiring connections should be sound and video ouput into sound and video output into woofer.
3. The connections if any problems would be located at the stereo recorder or device producing the spund and video. Check the connections of wires on the recorder device ensuring rewiriing
4. finally, adjust the equalisers if any the buttoms could have been disbled by master switch hindering full blaster boost sound.

check your rca ground on the woof or the receiver you have a bad ground on one

HI, I will take it that you have changed external fuses, that is ones you can see from the outside of any container ( PS or S/woof), have you checked for any inside the "metal box"? Often there are internal ones. and also sometimes one or two are placed on the rear of the panel of the S/woof to protect the speaker/xover. Always be safe and disconnect from electrical supply before opening any electrical item. BE WARNED! LARGE DANGEROUS VOLTAGES MAY BE PRESENT IN DEVICES NOT CONNECTED TO A MAINS SUPPLY.

reset the device to factory settings, it is written in your manual how to do this. If that doesnot work, unplug the powersocket for about 30minutes, it will cause an internal reset which might solve it.

Edgar

generally speaking there is only one wire plugged into the computer and the subwoofer plugs into one of the speakers

I tried unplugging and plugging the power and it's working again for me.

There could be a number of reasons causing this malfunction, try replacing the subwoofer's cord, it might be damaged, you can also try reseting the system to the factory settings according to the following instructions: Reset Instructions: 1. Press the power button to turn off the power 2. Press the power button while pressing the ENTER button. (note: this will reset all memory) Good Luck