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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.

Edited by LuisG
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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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