Do Klipsch speakers have fuses?
From split LSIs to KP3002s to KP301s, KP 250s, you name it, EVERY single speaker has come with a 20 amp factory test fuse.
Does a subwoofer need a fuse?
Some of you may not be aware that a subwoofer had fuses. However, they do, and you should know how to change it and the reasons it may have blown out. The purpose of a fuse is to protect equipment from over-current conditions.
How do you fix a subwoofer that won’t turn on?
Try plugging the AC power cord into a different AC outlet to make sure there is not a problem with the current outlet. Make sure the POWER switch on the active subwoofer is set to on. Depending on your subwoofer, turn the POWER SAVE switch to the off position so the active subwoofer remains on at all times.
How do I get my Klipsch subwoofer to work?
Using a subwoofer cable (RCA cable), connect the subwoofer to the AV receiver by running the cable from the receiver’s subwoofer output to the subwoofer’s line input. Klipsch subwoofers can be connected via the LFE channel, the white RCA connection, or in a stereo pair by using both the white and red RCA connections.
How do you reset a Klipsch subwoofer?
The Three – Factory Reset
- Disconnect the power cable from the speaker and wall outlet.
- Plug the power cable back into the wall outlet.
- Press and hold down the source select knob on top of the speaker.
- While holding, plug the power cable into the back of the speaker.
- The speaker has been reset.
How do I know if my subwoofer fuse is blown?
Test the Sound
- No sound at all – This means that your subwoofer has likely been completely blown. Be sure to test the cable and audio source.
- Partial sound with distortion – When you hear a weak, distorted sound coming from your subwoofer, at any volume, you probably have a partially blown subwoofer on your hands.
How do I know which fuse to use?
The simple calculation is watts divided by volts equals amps. After you have calculated this, it is a simple case of adding around 10% to the value and choosing the nearest fuse to match. This is a more precise method then just guessing should you require a 3, 5, or even 13 amp fuse.
How do I know if my Klipsch subwoofer is working?
To do this, let’s try something called a “buzz test”: Instead, grab the unplugged end of the cable and touch the male RCA post a few times to see if you can hear the sub give you a “buzz” sound each time you touch the post.
Why isn’t my subwoofer connecting to my receiver?
Ensure the subwoofer has not been muted. Increase the volume level on the subwoofer. Ensure the speaker settings on the stereo system or TV have been configured properly to use the subwoofer. IMPORTANT: Certain speaker settings may disable the subwoofer.
Why is my subwoofer blowing the fuse?
In most cases, an amplifier will blow fuses due to internal damage caused by the way it was installed. Many times, an amplifier won’t show signs of improper installation until it’s too late, and blowing fuses indicates that damage has been done.
Why does my subwoofer not have power?
If the subwoofer still doesn’t power on, try plugging it into a different outlet that you know works properly. As with the speaker wires, inspect the subwoofer’s power cable for any damage or defects. Some subwoofers are equipped with a fuse, which may or may not require removal of a back plate.
