Logitech X-530 Computer Speakers - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Thats because its a 5amp 250Volts. You must have an older model and the beefed up the fuse later in production. mine just blew, unsoldered and about to replace. It states LF.T5AL250V. Hope that helps everyone. Takes about ten minutes to unscrew a good 20 screws, most of them are bolts and have nuts on the back so be prepared to have a pair of pliers handy, takes a 5 dollar solder gun from walmart to heat up the solder in the two points that are holding the fuse, once solder turns to liquid pull one side out, do the same to the other side to free the fuse. Fuse is in some kind of hold that i nearly impossible to remove (if you removed it then your in good shape, replace and solder in again) if you didnt remove it then head to home depot and pick up a small fuse holder and solder the leads in with just cheap solder from walmart. Be sure not to drip any solder over anything else on the board. Overall pretty easy fix.

I doubt the extension cord has something to do with that...Usually if the wires are short it would effect the main unit. Check the wires first,not only of the front right speaker but the others also...if they are short. If there's a fuse in the main unit you might find yourself lucky...otherwise you will have to get it checked by a mechanic.

Did these come with a disk for installation? Did you check that the drivers are installed? Device Manager-Sound Devices.

My speakers in my 2003 Silverado started to fail at about 5 years old. I just replaced them with all new speakers. They would come and go erratically and sounded horrible.

Sorry,there is no "orange,black and green cords" on Logitech x-530 computer Speakers. Every RCA has it`s own color (yellow,black,white,red).It shouldn`t be hard to plug them in.

My Dell Vostro computer does not recognise my Logitek speakers

replace with correct amperage (usually marked on the fuse) and see if it blows again---if so a problem exists.

did you check witch imput your pluged in?you should be in the green imput

buy a external sound card and trouth that you can connect it to your speakers,before you do that you must instal the driver for the sound card.

You need three ports in order to use all the speakers 5.1 sound. They are all headphone jacks but they are front speakers, rear speakers, and sub/center

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the card got broke? epoxy it back together for the support and make sure all electrical connections from vol control are jumped from control to good side of board, see if u can find someone who has soldering experience if you dont an easy fix if vol control is not damaged alternative.... search ebay u may find someone selling those same speahers

Just anyway to gain access to open the box is ok there is no easy way really remove the screws (If) it has any or cut an access hole to reattach the wires just dont damage the speaker is all that needs to be watched for. Remember to rate my solution

if your sound is not working you can check that the plugs are in the computer correctly usally there are green and pink ends on computer speakers green indicating goes in the green slot and pink in the pink some people often gets confused and there are sometimes on new modles a blue slot that can look green in low light i would suggest checking they are plugged in correctly to the computer preferably in the back and not the front if the front option is avalible and check the appropriate drivers are installed on the computer to use the speakers

Don't bother with a repair dude it is not a cost efficient solution for you. Buy another and be more care full with you preamp or source volume going in iam surprised it isnt the sub amp that is fried.

check out some step down transformersyou can check the link belowhttp://www.rpelectronics.com/170d-115-230-volt-500-watts.html

the input for the speakers need to be 5.1i guess you might have connected to 2.1 audio sourceif i am not wrong,you might have connected it to 2.1output of your PCtry connecting the same to an DVD or compact Disc players,which has 5.1output

Connect the d-sub connector plug (the VGA cable,probably black colored) into the subwoofer.

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that's very nice thought but realty is different do not open himself go to service center for logitech specialist for sound they repair accurate so go and repair by the logitech service center

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