JL Audio 250/1 Repair

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  • @chloeleedow7250
    @chloeleedow7250 9 місяців тому

    Love jl audio amp repairs. I have the hd series 1200w mono and hd 600.4. They are a PITA to work on or take apart but love them as an amp. I'd happily own the similar power rating slash amps those things are beautiful and bad ass. Subbed ❤️

  • @guardianair2810
    @guardianair2810 Рік тому +1

    Thanks for the video sir.👍

    • @TheRetroBen
      @TheRetroBen  Рік тому

      You are welcome, I hope it is helpful.

    • @guardianair2810
      @guardianair2810 Рік тому

      Yes I’m going to try it out today my sub would all of a sudden out of no where once in a while make a loud humming noise.I thought it was a ground problem but when I would push a little on the switch on my amp it would stop, so we shall see.🤞

  • @c4love
    @c4love 17 днів тому

    Hello awesome video great info! I have the same amp when i apply 12v to the amp the power light comes on very dim an flickers on/off very rapid. Any ideas here? I checked all the mofs an cant seem to find any issue there

  • @ThisIsSolution
    @ThisIsSolution 19 днів тому

    Not sure if u will see this, but my low ohm light is also on, is this the common fix for this?

  • @MosquitoCreekHoulas
    @MosquitoCreekHoulas 4 місяці тому

    I just picked up the same amp, but has issues and needs repaired. Any chance i could send this to be fixed?

  • @joedoerfler1753
    @joedoerfler1753 10 місяців тому

    Any idea if the relay for remote on is serviceable? Assuming it's located between the two boards. Mine won't seem to turn off despite a working remote wire or on autosense.

  • @joshholden8561
    @joshholden8561 6 місяців тому

    I have a rd jl 1500/1. When powered on with no ohm load the clip light blinks saying too low ohm also it makes a slight clicking sound out of the speaker terminals any help buddy?

  • @JeffN7
    @JeffN7 Рік тому +1

    Would CPU Thermal paste work in place of the compound?

    • @TheRetroBen
      @TheRetroBen  Рік тому +1

      Yep, it would work just fine, same thing really. Usually the stuff for CPUs is more expensive because they want it to be more efficient, but when you are repairing a bunch of amplifiers it's good to have a big tube. You could also use the same stuff I used on the amp for a CPU and it would work fine too, it just might not be quite as efficient.

    • @JeffN7
      @JeffN7 Рік тому

      @@TheRetroBen When doing a once a year or every 5 year repair, its nice to know the stuff I already have would work. Now my mind is going to the SNES as I do not believe they ever used any type of paste/compound.