Fuse blown on JBL 6328p

TheSoundPalace · 31st May 2009

I've got a surround sound control room with 3 JBL 6328p's across the front. They're only about 18mos old and still under warranty.

But one stopped powering up for some reason. It's the weekend and JBL is shut until Monday. Their web site doesn't seem to provide full schematics for the poweramp portion of the speaker. Does anyone happen to know if the fuse is accessible so I can attempt a repair myself? (I've got a session scheduled in a couple of days and would like to get a temporary fix in place before having to bring it back for servicing.)

Thanks.

soundeq · 31st May 2009

You'll have to call JBL on this one, I blew some fuses in a LSR12P and actually lost the fuse holder too, and I couldn't find replacement fuses anywhere.

John Eppstein · 31st May 2009

If you don't see a fuse holder on the back of the speaker you will void your warranty if you open it and try to fix it yourself. Your manual should show the location of any user-replaceable fuses.

If you have a good relationship with your local pro audio dealer perhaps you can get a loaner?

TheSoundPalace · 3rd June 2009

Follow up: Spoke directly with JBL and they gave me a loaner while they repair the speaker. Very nice folks. Convenient that they're less than an hour away from me.

31st May 2009	#1
TheSoundPalace Gear interested Joined: Apr 2009 Location: Newbury Park, CA Posts: 16 Thread Starter	Fuse blown on JBL 6328p I've got a surround sound control room with 3 JBL 6328p's across the front. They're only about 18mos old and still under warranty. But one stopped powering up for some reason. It's the weekend and JBL is shut until Monday. Their web site doesn't seem to provide full schematics for the poweramp portion of the speaker. Does anyone happen to know if the fuse is accessible so I can attempt a repair myself? (I've got a session scheduled in a couple of days and would like to get a temporary fix in place before having to bring it back for servicing.) Thanks.

31st May 2009	#2
soundeq Gear addict Joined: May 2006 Location: Los Angeles CA /NY, NY Posts: 484	You'll have to call JBL on this one, I blew some fuses in a LSR12P and actually lost the fuse holder too, and I couldn't find replacement fuses anywhere. __________________ ----------------------------- Andrew Dawson www.soundeq.com Producer / Mixer / Engineer

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31st May 2009	#3
John Eppstein Gear Guru Joined: May 2009 Location: San Francisco, CA. Posts: 10,212 51 Reviews written	If you don't see a fuse holder on the back of the speaker you will void your warranty if you open it and try to fix it yourself. Your manual should show the location of any user-replaceable fuses. If you have a good relationship with your local pro audio dealer perhaps you can get a loaner?

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TheSoundPalace Gear interested Joined: Apr 2009 Location: Newbury Park, CA Posts: 16 Thread Starter	Follow up: Spoke directly with JBL and they gave me a loaner while they repair the speaker. Very nice folks. Convenient that they're less than an hour away from me.