Logitech x-530 5.1 Speakers Transformer blew

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S120 STEREO SPEAKERS. HAUT-PARLEURS ST?R?O S120. Complete Setup Guide ... www.logitech.com/support/S120. ADJUST THE VOLUME ... this manual.

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  S120 Slim Lightweight Stereo Speakers - Logitech

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check out some step down transformers
you can check the link below

http://www.rpelectronics.com/170d-115-230-volt-500-watts.html

the transformer that converts that converts AC to 12v DC might have gone bad... check for the connectivity...

If the speakers are wanting 220V, will they work, at a diminished level, if you only supply 110V ?

Otherwise, you need a "step-up" transformer, which takes 110V input, and produces 220V as output.

Do the speakers have a "110V/220V" switch on them????

You got no on light.It seems the power supply failure.

So, Cheak power cable , and internal transformer of that speaker.If you know electronics ten only you can do.otherwise should not do it.You may Have severe shock

What voltage are you stepping up to?
Does the unit run off a seperate PSU/Transformer.
Can you check your info please.

You would need to rewind the coils.Do not try to do it by yourself if you have no idea what you are up-to...this time it was transformer next time it could it could be your circuit.Take it to a professional,the charges won't be much.
Good Luck.

I think I remember it being in the 12-24VAC range. If you are still interested I will open mine up and measure it.

Sorry just doublechecked your board specs. Go to the sound properties in control panel. Click on the configure speakers option. If everything is plugged in right then windows should configure it for you to a 5.1 config. Hope this helps.

Am sure that the internal transformer is gone, You would have powered your speaker with a step up/step down transformer, you need to see a technician around you that can help you out, you need to replace a 220V-230V transformer in the speaker since your country requires that.

Jowinson