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DIY: ProMedia 2.1 Bluetooth Repair (no speaker output)


JeffC

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On 6/6/2023 at 11:03 PM, JeffC said:

Repair summary is:

Replace C22 on the circuit board with a new 50V 22uF capacitor.

 

I fixed 2 sets with the same problem.

 

Hi JeffC, thanks for sharing, it's a big effort to investigate and create the document explaining in detail.

 

I measured the MUTE Vs and I get 19.98v, I tested the C22 capacitor without removing it and it was not in short circuit, once removed it had 10.42 uF only.

 

After replacing it my speakers are back to life.

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Thank you for sharing this JeffC. I have one to repair but it was worked on previously. R48 and R12 are burnt. Can anyone share the values with me please? R12 looks like a 2R2 and R48 looks like 10R0, one of the large caps was replaced with a 6800uF... seems like a lower capacitance. A clear picture of the amplifier board would be excellent. 

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Big shoutout to JeffC, found this thread after searching trying to find a solution to why the speakers stopped working with sub ok. Replaced c22 capacitor as recommended, but now I have the opposite problem: L and R speakers working but no bass from the sub. Everything plugged in, but almost looks burnt on the circuit board in r30 and g1. Not sure if this is the issue or even fixable since it’s the board and not a wire or capacitor. Anyone else with sub issue after replacing c22 for speakers?

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Another happy camper.... My ProMedia 2.1 (non-BT) speakers stopped working some time ago. I was about to look for replacements then thought that I should check for a solution online. (I despise throwing out electronics) After coming across this thread yesterday, I ordered some 50V 22uF capacitors from Amazon. They arrived late this afternoon so I pulled the circuit board and tried out my soldering skills, hoping that I wasn't doing more harm than good. It worked as prescribed. Now I've got the sub on a power bar with a switch so I can turn the set off while not in use. Hopefully I'll get a few more years out of the "system". Thanks JeffC!  YOU ROCK!!!

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On 5/13/2022 at 11:29 PM, JeffC said:

Fixed a set of ProMedia 2.1 BT that stopped producing any stereo output. Hope this can help someone else.

Klipsch Promedia 2.1 BT Amplifier Repair.pdf 1.81 MB · 177 downloads

I had the same issue with the stereo not working so I just used a spare cheap amp and splitter I had laying around to use it as a dedicated subwoofer. But now not even the subwoofer is working. I'll start with the 50v 22uF capacitor on C22 but do you have any thoughts on what caused the sub to stop working as well? I still get the power LED but no sound and the back is cold to the touch. Maybe I'll just replace all of the capacitors.

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a lot of people are having this problem with the C22 on the circuit board 50V 22uF capacitor.  does anyone else think klipsch should repair the board for free?  i can understand them not wanting to pay for shipping the sub, but it is easy to remove a board.  why should all their customers have to learn to solder?

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