The silicone put on the board was lazily done so there are a few capacitor that aren't getting the benefits of the dampening. But thank you very very much, the rubber band trick worked. I used caulking to slap mine back together. It was the only adhesive I had around lol.
Do you have any advice on a Samsung HW-J6000? I’ve had this for many years now the subwoofer isn’t getting power. I can’t find anything on this product or how to fix such a problem and anything on the model repair wise. Samsung don’t make parts for it anymore, even at that I can’t nor can they diagnose it, I also can’t find anyone who’s willing to repair it. There’s no schematics or much on problems and causes and how to repair - planned obsolescence!
Right. My experience was exactly the same. If its out of warranty, my recommendation is to open the subwoofer box using a prybar or flathead screwdriver and see if there is any loose connections, or cables needs to be plugged in all the way. Open the screen on speaker side only if you can't find any issues on the electrical side (because the screen plastic can easily get pry damage by forcefully opening it) If its not already working, we can't really do any more damage to it by opening it, so best of luck. I used paper glue to put it back together, and it is still working great (after about 2 month), just as it was brand new.
I have HW-J8501. general problem is when Mosfet gets broken, it causes fuse to blow. Easy fix is to replace board. Which is common in many different models: AH44-00323 (different revisions A, B, C...)
Hi I have question I just bought a Samsung q990c soundbar and speakers unfortunately the RH hand speaker will not power on every thing else works fine. CONTACTED SAMSUNG WHO WERE JUST SO Frustrating to deal with. I can send the whole thing back but what to know if there is a way to get the speaker fixed without sending the whole set back. Thanks
The silicone put on the board was lazily done so there are a few capacitor that aren't getting the benefits of the dampening. But thank you very very much, the rubber band trick worked. I used caulking to slap mine back together. It was the only adhesive I had around lol.
Do you have any advice on a Samsung HW-J6000? I’ve had this for many years now the subwoofer isn’t getting power. I can’t find anything on this product or how to fix such a problem and anything on the model repair wise. Samsung don’t make parts for it anymore, even at that I can’t nor can they diagnose it, I also can’t find anyone who’s willing to repair it.
There’s no schematics or much on problems and causes and how to repair - planned obsolescence!
Right. My experience was exactly the same.
If its out of warranty, my recommendation is to open the subwoofer box using a prybar or flathead screwdriver and see if there is any loose connections, or cables needs to be plugged in all the way. Open the screen on speaker side only if you can't find any issues on the electrical side (because the screen plastic can easily get pry damage by forcefully opening it)
If its not already working, we can't really do any more damage to it by opening it, so best of luck.
I used paper glue to put it back together, and it is still working great (after about 2 month), just as it was brand new.
I have HW-J8501. general problem is when Mosfet gets broken, it causes fuse to blow. Easy fix is to replace board. Which is common in many different models: AH44-00323 (different revisions A, B, C...)
Thanks for the video ! Did you have a blinking red and blue lights before opening the subwoofer up ?
Yes I did
@@johnthanup That's good to know because I find myself with that problem. I'll try opening up my unit and hopefully your solution works for me too
I do too!!
Me too. Anybody found a solution?
@@barmanhz1 Haven't tried the one in the video yet but I guess it can save a couple of bucks
Hi I have question I just bought a Samsung q990c soundbar and speakers unfortunately the RH hand speaker will not power on every thing else works fine. CONTACTED SAMSUNG WHO WERE JUST SO Frustrating to deal with. I can send the whole thing back but what to know if there is a way to get the speaker fixed without sending the whole set back. Thanks
I do It today, and I took time with air dryer to melt the glue and after half an hour, I got it without broke it