gammaman
Responses from gammaman
| My JL Audio sub is dead. What exactly happened? Got my F113 fixed for the 2nd time. No issues since, as I have NOT left it on in standby mode, as I believe the standby power supply is the root of the problem. | |
| My JL Audio sub is dead. What exactly happened? I haven't sent mine in for the second time yet. Once I get it fixed, I will leave the power completely off at the surge protector so the unit won't be in standby mode when not in use, since both times it blew it did so while in standby. Not sure i... | |
| My JL Audio sub is dead. What exactly happened? Sorry doro, the unit is back together so I can't tell you the number of R542. I replaced the 35v/100uf cap and it didn't help. I spoke to JL, and they said in addition to the cap the output FETs are blown! Since this already happened once to me t... | |
| My JL Audio sub is dead. What exactly happened? Just removed the circuit board from my F113, and I can see that when I sent it in to JL for repair they had indeed replaced the 35v/100uf cap that netforceatg posted a picture of, in fact they had put in a 105°C unit. Until I replace it I won't kn... | |
| My JL Audio sub is dead. What exactly happened? Not sure if the resistance is what is printed on them, but it is as follows:R541: IR50R543: 2211R544: 1500 | |
| My JL Audio sub is dead. What exactly happened? My F113 blew and was fixed on warranty. Same thing happened (loud horrible noise when plugged in but switched off), now off warranty. Suspect its due to those cheap caps having blown. jlithen, did you post your photos of the fix anywhere? |