begbie1976
Novice Member
Hi everyone. I've had a dig around for an answer to my problem without success, so apologies if I'm asking an old question. Hope you can help.
After some decorating, I set up all my equipment again, thinking all was well, until I noticed that there didn't seem to be any life from the sub. Checking the rear of the sub, no green light on. First stop was to change the fuse on the plug - nothing. Next move was to replace the fuse within the sub - success, the green light came on....then a pop as the fuse blew again. I'm waiting on more fuses being delivered, but instructions on the manual state that I should seek help from an authorised service agent and not to attempt to fit another fuse as it could result in serious damage.
I may also have used a power cable from an old TV, a 3-pin - could that cause this? The socket on the sub only has 2-pins. I'm a mechanical engineer, not electrical, so sorry for daft questions! If anyone has a photo of the BXW-10 power cable, that would confirm whether I have the wrong one. I've thrown the old TV out, along with the power cable, so can't check what I had.
Am I looking at a potential expensive fix - maybe a fault within the sub's psu? Any help would be much appreciated - I'm missing the rumble!!
Thanks in advance.
After some decorating, I set up all my equipment again, thinking all was well, until I noticed that there didn't seem to be any life from the sub. Checking the rear of the sub, no green light on. First stop was to change the fuse on the plug - nothing. Next move was to replace the fuse within the sub - success, the green light came on....then a pop as the fuse blew again. I'm waiting on more fuses being delivered, but instructions on the manual state that I should seek help from an authorised service agent and not to attempt to fit another fuse as it could result in serious damage.
I may also have used a power cable from an old TV, a 3-pin - could that cause this? The socket on the sub only has 2-pins. I'm a mechanical engineer, not electrical, so sorry for daft questions! If anyone has a photo of the BXW-10 power cable, that would confirm whether I have the wrong one. I've thrown the old TV out, along with the power cable, so can't check what I had.
Am I looking at a potential expensive fix - maybe a fault within the sub's psu? Any help would be much appreciated - I'm missing the rumble!!
Thanks in advance.