Hi all
I had the Logitech Z680 speakers and I ran them once on a different voltage.. (250v instead of 120v!! )..
So, it burned out.. and I took it to Radioshack.. and the guy tells me it needs a fuse.. So i had the fuse ordered and replaced from Logitech Support..
I've tested it with the new fuse and ofcourse a Voltage converter and it stilll dont work!
So I took it again and the guy tells me the some parts inside have burned out and need to be replaced.. The part is specifically an amp module (TDA7293) - 15pin.. and 6 units need to be replaced
Do you guys know which part it is? where I can get it? and will the speakers be 100% if I replace them?
Please help.. as you can see Im a total n00b who just wants some decent sound in his bedroom 🙂
Would really appreciate the help.. thanks
I had the Logitech Z680 speakers and I ran them once on a different voltage.. (250v instead of 120v!! )..
So, it burned out.. and I took it to Radioshack.. and the guy tells me it needs a fuse.. So i had the fuse ordered and replaced from Logitech Support..
I've tested it with the new fuse and ofcourse a Voltage converter and it stilll dont work!
So I took it again and the guy tells me the some parts inside have burned out and need to be replaced.. The part is specifically an amp module (TDA7293) - 15pin.. and 6 units need to be replaced
Do you guys know which part it is? where I can get it? and will the speakers be 100% if I replace them?
Please help.. as you can see Im a total n00b who just wants some decent sound in his bedroom 🙂
Would really appreciate the help.. thanks
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well I wasnt the one who opened it up.. It was the Radioshack technician, he told me the TDAs have blown up, but didnt really mention anything else... Should I check it out myself?
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Sa3atsky said:well I wasnt the one who opened it up.. It was the Radioshack technician, he told me the TDAs have blown up, but didnt really mention anything else... Should I check it out myself?
Post a picture of instid of it..
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