Bose Companion 3 - Is getting power but no sound

anything that works well is always worth investigating for a repair
it could be a simple fuse for that side amplifier, loose , broken speaker wire
have it checked out and then decide if it is worth repairing

no power with m Harmon kardon 695-01 sound system , the green light doesnot come on

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Good Luck!

Another possibility: make sure both speakers are at least ten inches away from any router.

Yes. The companion 3 system can be repaired for $75. Call Bose at 800-367-4008. They will also give you a new 1 year warranty.

Check first that you have connected the speaker to the right output. For example on many computer there is an aux output marked in blue that can give you this problem.

If the problem does not depend from the source, then that sounds like an internal fault on your Bose system.

Leave the Bose unplugged from power and from computer for one hour, to get rid of electrostatic charges accumulated inside capacitors.
If that does not get rid of the problem, then there is an internal fault, either a short on speaker wiring, or a fault on the internal amp circuit board.

Try going to control panel, sound, then configure the system to the Bose. Hope that works.

Oh well, buy new ones. What are harmon kardon sticks anyway?

I bought a set of Bose companion 3 speakers and the darn RCA jacks are cheap and wiggling loose. The cost to send back and repair out of warranty is about $125!! BOSE companion speakers may sound good, but for my money, I'd rather go with more reliable computer speaker systems like Creative or Logitech. BOSE IS WAY TO OVER-RATED, but HEY....they suckered ME out of $275!!!

Hello there

First things First:
1) check cables, and the input cable to your PC.
2) Check for right voltage, may be somethings is chargind a lot**
3) Power regulator on the Speakers is damage.
4) RMS your Spks, for replace. or warranty.
5) try in another computer. ( if apply)