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Christian Skina
BRONZE Memberproblem solved! 🙂
a friend just came over and saw the speaker on the floor. He took it with him because his partner is an electronics wizard.I thank you again for your support!
Christian Skina
BRONZE MemberI had to google what’s powerlink, rca and my conclusion is “something else”.
Maybe there’s a better way to connect the speakers to my old pioneer amplifier but I was happy as it was.yes, the led stays green as long as I play smth, when music stops, after +/- 30 secs it turns to red.
I suppose what you call amplifier is the 2 parts electronics inside the speaker, one with the copper coil and above (as the speaker stands) is the one with more electronics.
In the shop the guy showed me 2 little black fuses (under the traf board) and measured them, saying they were all right.Attachments:
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BRONZE Memberthank you for not giving up on me!
It could be a simple thing but when I went to the B&O “repair center” here in The Hague/Netherlands the guy, though I had the amplifier urnit with me, said it has to be send to a lab and that will cost 350 euros. On top of that will come the part that needs to be replaced and spare parts are rare to come by. That’s why I felt so discouraged, that’s why Im happy when anyone wants to assist me.The led turns green when I turn the power on (the 110 volts from the transformer).
I hear a click in the first part pictured in the photos, there some transformer it (judging with my knowledge from the many copper wires in pic 2 and 3)
If nothing else happens, after a while I hear another click and the lamp turns red.
It’s the same behavior I got in the past, when I didnt play music but left the speakers plugged in electricity.
(the other speaker works fine, I didnt force 220 on it)
The speakers themselves do not give any music when I play, just the click I described above, when it turns from red to green.Patiently waiting 🙂
Christian Skina
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BRONZE Memberhello KolfMaker
and thanks for the reply! when one is in the dark, even hearing a voice is reassuring.
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didnt hear pop, saw smoke and just sniffed around, doesnt smell of burned electronics.
I didnt try the speakers just yet but got them out, vacuumed the dead foam and they look very well there.
I attach here the images you suggested, I hope they’re clear enough. If you mean I should measure smth, pls try to describe which points. If that helps, I could mark each one with a number, in the pix.
I also attach a pic of the thing I have to measure “life”. Pls excuse the mess around the parts themselves, Im a painter and my house is a mess…Attachments:
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