Jamo Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

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Hi,I have the Jamo sub 660 and it won't come on,I took it to my technician,and he told me that it has a broken ic,the broblem is that he cannot replace it cause the number on it is scratched,does anyone know what the number is pls! Thanks in advance Joseph

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hi it sounds like the transistors are faling thanks stephen

You will have to take it to a repair work shop and ask for a quote.

You can replace DVD unit with one est?ndar for pc. The only thing you must do is remove the front of the tray.

Great product, horrible instructions that focused on every language known to man rather than clear steps. Hope this helps....for the JAMO TORSTEN 2 WAY SOUNDBAR W/ WIRELESS 10" SUB 360 Series, as well as other Klipsch soundbars. If the SoundBar is in STANDBY mode (solid RED status light), push the <SOURCE> button on the SoundBar until the status light is solid GREEN. STEP ONE (Place the unit in learning mode): With the status light showing solid GREEN, press and hold the <SOURCE> and <MUTE> buttons on the front of the SoundBar at the same time (approximately 3 seconds) until the status light flashes RED and GREEN. STEP TWO (Select the function to learn): Press the <MUTE> button once on the SoundBar (the status light changes to solid ORANGE). STEP THREE (Learn the function): Hold your remote control within one foot and pointed at the front of the SoundBar. Slowly press the <MUTE> button on your remote control four times. On the first three presses, the status indicator light will flicker ORANGE with each press. If the unit has successfully learned the function, on the fourth press of the button, the light will flash GREEN several times and then turn to solid GREEN. To program the remaining functions, simply repeat all steps, substituting <MUTE> with the new function and button presses (VOLUME UP, and VOLUME DOWN) on steps TWO and THREE.

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Hello. Make sure the cords are connected in the correct areas. Good Luck.

Does any other speakers work through the channels you are putting the subwoofer through? Reason i ask is could there be a fault with the channel you are using i.e AUX? is your subwoofer connected with Aux cables or is it a speaker cable? If aux cable is there a slight break in the cable? Have you checked the subwoofer for any faulty wiring although i would may be discard that idea as if it was faulty it would lose sound altogether. But still may be have a look to cross that off your list you never know. But to me i think you have a faulty channel or Aux connection/speaker connection on your amplifier/stereo.

contact maplin electronics they are really good at replacement units.

just buy a adaptor like a normal plug socket that your 2 pin 110 volt can plug into it then plug it in to the 3 pin 240 volt socket an bobs your uncle your sorted.

Is everything hooked up correctly sounds off I know also could be your amp is going on you cold be a multitude of problems or one of the simple ones i stated

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Refer to the applicable Jamo manual.

http://www.jamo.com/na-en/support/owners-manuals/

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Internal power? Check fuses. No fuses? Disassemble and check Power supply if it is internal. If it is external, check power supply with meter.;.

I can almost guarantee that you'll find bad electrolytic caps on the power supply board to be the cause of the problem. I've seen several of these with the same problem. The protect circuit stays latched due to excessive ripple.

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22K is the impedance listed in the specs but you may have to look on the actual speaker itself to get the impedance of the physical speaker.

the easiest solution is to get yourself a cord that switches from headphone plug to RCA and connect it that way. I sure hope that this helps you in hooking your ipad up to the Jamo 200 Sub. Thanks, Cody