altec vs4121 user here....
tried replace TDA7377 with TDA7375 but fail.
anyone who know to check the ic whether it was faulty or not ?
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Jan 15 2011, 12:06 PM
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altec vs4121 user here....
tried replace TDA7377 with TDA7375 but fail. anyone who know to check the ic whether it was faulty or not ? |
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Jan 15 2011, 07:13 PM
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Feb 6 2011, 06:19 PM
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QUOTE(mr_maverix @ Feb 6 2011, 05:29 PM) VS4121 user here (brown black, blue LED). yup. 1st batch have better quality.The old vs4121 packs a heavier punch and a richer sound compared to the new one. Build quality is also better compared to the new vs4121. Kinda fragile I'd say, the new vs4121 is. Which is why I wanna repair my vs4121, no heart to replace it. The right speaker gave up, no sound coming from it. Anyone has been thru this situation before?? Help needed sifus. i think u can follow some steps here to check 1st check whether your output from computer is normal. try plug in using headset or another speaker to test. if no problem, then the problem is on the speaker. try plug out the right speaker DIN cable n see carefully whether the pin got damaged or not. if no then plug in properly, try shake or bend or straight the wire c whether it got sound come out or not. check whether the 3.5mm jack had rusted or not. try replace with another 3.5mm cable if not then is internal problem. u will need to remove the screw and have a look for inside components. determine whether the PCB board, components (especially the capacitor 2200uF) got damaged or not determine whether the output from amp (TDA7377) is normal or not. (u can try using left channel speaker to conect to right channel of amp to test ) hopefully this can help u ... good luck This post has been edited by x-treme: Feb 6 2011, 06:32 PM |
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Feb 6 2011, 10:02 PM
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QUOTE(mr_maverix @ Feb 6 2011, 07:49 PM) I have done all the diagnostics bro. Initially it was giving problems, but when I adjust and play with the thick cable (coming from the right speaker, which has the power button n controls), it will be back to normal. mean the problem is on the right speaker cable. i have no idea how to open that right speaker. except you smash it Then one fine day, it went silent. I suspect it's the internals. But I don't know how to open up the right speaker. I've checked online on manuals, but not much info. Do you know how to open up the right speaker?? I cant find any screws on it. juz b4 this should not bend the cable too much and too always |
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Feb 6 2011, 10:47 PM
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