20 Most Recent JBL 6-1/2\ Round Coaxial Speaker By Prospec Electronics" Speaker Questions & Answers

The fuse is under an access panel. See video please. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gO2eJ-j0nQ

The larger terminal on the diaphragm is the positve.

Yes, it both charges and syncs your iPod.

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Have you made sure the dock is compatible with the iPod version you have? If you are having to move the iPod around, this may be because the dock isn't built for the iPod you own.

It could also be a technical fault that the dock is loose. Take it/send it back to the shop and explain your problem.

an easy way to identify polarity is with a 9 volt battery --connect the plus and the minus of the battery to the speaker terminals ---if the woofer pushes out--then the plus of the battery is connected to the plus of the speaker --if the woofer goes in then the plus of the battery is connected to the minus of the speaker and then mark it with a black dot on the speaker to indicate its the negative for the speaker and now you know which is plus and which is ground--enjoy

yes the crossover.. if you look at it you will notice a few coils and heat sinks,, the thermal grease may have come on done not to allow sufficent cooling,, eighter unsolder and add back thermal grease or replace it..

In order to give you details for connecting the speakers I need to know:
Each speaker details (nominal impedance and handling power).
Since the Behringer 2400 is a discounted model (or misspelled model), the lowest output impedance that this amplifier can handle.
Is there any possibility to plug both the cabinets at the same amplifier?

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Check the incorporated capacitors (if any), also inspect the braid speaker wire on the bass speakers (i understand that these are cutting out).

The braid wires are located between the speaker connection terminal and the speaker cone - if these are damaged or broken, this can cause the speaker to cut out intermittently. To see if this is the case, try to push the speaker membrane gently inward when the speaker cuts out - if it momentarily regains function, then the braid is almost certainly damaged.

Braid wires can be resoldered, but it's not a very easy task because of the structure of the braid, which makes it difficult to clean and solder.

You should have it repaired by someone with good soldering skills or at a speaker repair shop, otherwise the alternative is to replace the speaker.

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Unfortunately, this is a fairly common problem with many small consumer electronics. The way that the devices are manufactured, there is an IR receiver that is soldered onto the PCB inside the unit. Sometimes this circuitry fails. There aren't any options on the Radial that would turn the option the remote off. Your best bet is that if the unit is still within the return period of the store you purchased it at, to return if. If it is outside of the return policy, I would give JBL consumer line a call to get the unit serviced, or get a replacement. Good Luck!

It should produce sound from al speakers, I see if I can find a schematic.

The causes can be poor connection in the signal input lead, could be the mixer you use, could be a speaker failurs, could be an amplifier failure.

Could be either or both. You will have to fault find to get an answer.

To open the JBL On Stage 200iD, you need to follow these steps: Remove the power adapter from the back of the device. Turn the device over so that the bottom is facing up. Locate the six rubber pads on the bottom of the device and remove them using a plastic opening tool. Remove the six 1cm T-10 torx screws found under the rubber pads using a T-10 Torx screwdriver. Open the device along its seam. For more information, please refer to the JBL ON STAGE 200ID USER MANUAL. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/788652/Jbl-On-Stage-200id.html

This is always the reason https://www.fixya.com/support/r26362721-pairing_bluetooth_devices ..

Hello Dane, if the fuse is good, you can have the speaker and driver of the horn, open, therefore it will not sound Hola Dane, si el fusible esta bien, puedes tener el parlante y el driver de la bocina, abiertos, por lo tanto no va a sonar

A blinking light on the JBL 10" G2 input signal board can indicate a problem with the input signal. Here are some steps you can take to try to resolve the issue:

1. Check the input cables: Make sure the cables are securely connected and there's no damage to the cables or the input jacks. Try swapping out the cables with a known working set to see if that resolves the issue.
2. Check the source: Make sure the source device (such as a mixer or computer) is working properly and is sending an output signal.
3. Check the input settings: Make sure the input settings on the JBL 10" G2 are correct. Refer to the manual for information on the correct input settings.
4. Power cycle the device: Turn off the JBL 10" G2 and unplug it from the power source. Wait a few minutes and then plug it back in and turn it on.
5. Check for firmware updates: Make sure you have the latest firmware installed on the JBL 10" G2. Refer to the manual or the JBL website for information on firmware updates.
6. Contact JBL customer support: If you're unable to resolve the issue with the above steps, contact JBL customer support for further assistance.

If the issue persists, it's possible that the input signal board on the JBL 10" G2 may need to be repaired or replaced. In this case, you may want to consider contacting JBL customer support for information on repair options.