RevRico
RevRico GRM+ Memberand SuperDork
3/7/17 2:47 p.m.

Today, after 14 months almost to the day, I've started having issues with my lg sound bar and the manual isn't any help.

If this were a regular system, I would say it's a bad wire connection and fix it. But this is wireless.

Nothing has moved since I installed it all, and it has worked flawlessly from day one. I've never maxed it out, and because it's under the kid room is usually lower than it should be volume wise. But the sub has been cutting in and out seemingly from nowhere.

I reset everything and repaired it with the sound bar and it's fine now, but is there any real way to troubleshoot a wireless speaker?

It doesn't sound blown, and isn't easily opened but I can try when it cuts out again.

This may just be an isolated incident, but if there are things I can check out I'd appreciate it.

DrBoost
DrBoost UltimaDork
3/7/17 4:47 p.m.

I suspect thatit is disposable. Attempting a repair won't be easy. It could be a simple cold solder joint.

1988RedT2
1988RedT2 UltimaDork
3/7/17 7:22 p.m.

Yah, consumer electronics today really aren't made to be repairable. When I buy something, I figure it'll either last dang near forever or crap out before the warranty period is up. Or right after. It's why they sell so many extended warranties.

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