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Speakers problem

CivilServant · 2005-12-13 19:03:31

After buying one of them aldi remote control plug units, I connected it to my z5500 logitech speakers. Hey presto, a push of a button would completely power down the speakers. After a day or two it stopped working, the speakers that is. So I unplug the thing and put it one a standalone socket, it still doesn't want to…

13-12-2005 7:03pm

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CivilServant

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After buying one of them aldi remote control plug units, I connected it to my z5500 logitech speakers. Hey presto, a push of a button would completely power down the speakers. After a day or two it stopped working, the speakers that is. So I unplug the thing and put it one a standalone socket, it still doesn't want to work, no power light at all. Any ideas what the problem could be?

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#2 13-12-2005 11:25pm

skantflock

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maybe the fuse inside has blown from powering them down from the plug too much ?

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#3 13-12-2005 11:26pm

Splinter

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fuse? or try swap the power cable...its possible u blew up the control box...seen it happen to one set before but never over something this small...

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