What do you do when they just stop working? When the receiver stops recognizing the speakers?
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You have to make sure your computer is putting out the strongest signal possible when it transmits. Check the volume on your soundboard and make sure you havn't acccidently muted it out. If streaming, set all volumes to maximum on whatever player you are using. Always check and transmit from the computer at maximum volume. You then will get the best signal and can adjust the actual volume on the speaker itself.
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If they stop working you have to replace the batteries. IF that doesn't work, then I don't know what you should do because it's never happened to us.
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After about three years, one speaker stopped working. I just discarded it. My other two speakers are working just fine.
525518
You mean the transmitter? I really have no clue. These aren't the highest quality speakers to begin with. Make sure your speakers and the transmitter are on the same channel/freq
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Hi Drusilla Freeman-Daniels, you may check the wiring for your speaker. You can unplug and replug the cables coming from your speakers to their respective ports on the main unit. Hope this helps. -Ely
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Make sure all speakers are connected correctly, meaning positive with positive and negative with negative. Also the check receiver wattage specs with the selector capacity.
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I had problems with mine at first. I called OSD Audio to trouble shoot the problem. I ended up sending them back to OSD Audio and they rebuilt them. They have work great ever sense. I've used them for about a year now.
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Perhaps you should ask the Bose support folks. I had to call them once to reset our bose system and the tech I spoke with was very helpful.
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I called Polk Audio service when my sound bar stopped working and they were very helpful. The solution for me was to power cycle the system so that it would rebooted. I did this by unplugging the power cords and then plugging them back in. Hope solving your problem is as easy.
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If your speaker connection on the receiver takes rca's, you can try it. in place of the center speaker. If it won't work it won't work.
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Try and replacing the batteries in the receiver. I had to do that with mine after 3 overnight usages with my unit. The batteries that come with the unit may have been bad.
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Yes I had the same problem, I had mine for 23 months when mine went out. Mine was still under warranty so I went to Onkyo website and was able to send mine in for free repair. Got it back and have had no problems so far.
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I've found sometimes just reboot the whole system since it checks for an active input, I know what you mean though bro! Turn everything off and then power everything on but the speakers play audio and turn it on
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Try changing the ground cable to a thicker one nd ground it to the chasis. Nd chek ur speaker wires. In and out the box.
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I would try to contact Creative with this issue and try to have the remote replaced. What I assume is your problem is the fact that the system may not be able to sense when you try turning on the sound with the remote. The remote does not seem to have a switch inside of it that cuts the power on and off, and instead they seem to use a system where the device senses when the volume has been turned down all the way. Whatever system is sensing this may have broken and as a result the system will not power on. If it is in the remote itself, replacing it should help. If it is inside the subwoofer, I'm not sure it will help you much. Good luck. I would try to contact Creative with this issue and try to have the remote replaced. What I assume is your problem is the fact that the system may not be able to sense when you try turning on the sound with the remote. The remote does not seem to have a switch inside of it that cuts the power on and off, and instead they seem to use a system where the device senses when the volume has been turned down all the way. Whatever system is sensing this may have broken and as a result the system will not power on. If it is in the remote itself, replacing it should help. If it is inside the... » Read More I would try to contact Creative with this issue and try to have the remote replaced. What I assume is your problem is the fact that the system may not be able to sense when you try turning on the sound with the remote. The remote does not seem to have a switch inside of it that cuts the power on and off, and instead they seem to use a system where the device senses when the volume has been turned down all the way. Whatever system is sensing this may have broken and as a result the system will not power on. If it is in the remote itself, replacing it should help. If it is inside the subwoofer, I'm not sure it will help you much. Good luck. « Show Less
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Yes. Return the whole set. It only gets worse. We had the system for a week and it happened and the one speaker quit working completely so we returned it. We bought a Sony set and have been really happy with it.
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It may be the receiver. Try switching to the red yellow and white cables. Or get WiFi speakers connected to TV
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This exact same thing happened to me, and using them with my computer they do power down after a short while with no sound activity. There is then a delay once a signal is sent. Can you please tell me what ever came of this or what Amazon said when you contacted them?
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I had the same thing happen to my unit just over a year after purchase. It won't recognize any discs. I highly recommend buying the sound system separate instead of a combo unit. If you want to find just the receiver, I'd try eBay. I have seen the entire unit go for $125.
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You may want to try the speakers on another stereo system if you have one,that way you will know for sure if it's the speakers or the system itself.