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Soundbar crossover

ahmad8600

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Hello everyone,


I have a Triad Micro Sat 3.0 soundbar. Last night, after playing music at high volume for about four hours, the sound suddenly cut off. After turning off my receiver and letting it rest for 30 minutes, the sound returned, but it was very faint and distorted.


After researching online and testing both the input and output with a multimeter, I suspect that the crossover capacitors may have dried out. Could someone help me find suitable replacement parts? If you think I might be wrong in my diagnosis, I’d really appreciate any advice on how to properly troubleshoot or fix the issue.


Thank you in advance for your help!

I attached the crossover photo
 

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Sounds like a receiver issue. Do you have any other speakers to test the receiver?
 
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Hello everyone,


I have a Triad Micro Sat 3.0 soundbar. Last night, after playing music at high volume for about four hours, the sound suddenly cut off. After turning off my receiver and letting it rest for 30 minutes, the sound returned, but it was very faint and distorted.


After researching online and testing both the input and output with a multimeter, I suspect that the crossover capacitors may have dried out. Could someone help me find suitable replacement parts? If you think I might be wrong in my diagnosis, I’d really appreciate any advice on how to properly troubleshoot or fix the issue.


Thank you in advance for your help!

I attached the crossover photo
I record the problem and attached video to Gdrive thanks to anyone who gonna save me

 
Yeah after looking at the specs there is no crossover in your sound bar. So it does look like the receiver could be the culprit.
The OP has figured out the left and right woofers have burnt voice coils.
 
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