Equator Audio D5 right monitor dead.
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Equator Audio D5 right monitor dead.
Bought my monitors in '15. Just like any other day I was playing music, I went into another room, next thing I know my house invertor shuts off, followed by no electricity. After fixing that, I go towards my Monitors, switch them on, turns out my right monitor's not working anymore (no LED, no sound.) I've tried different power adapter, different sockets. No result at all. Can I get some advice or some tutorial? Thank you.
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- platinumpython
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Re: Equator Audio D5 right monitor dead.
I assume you've swapped the power leads / replaced the fuse in the plug as well?
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Re: Equator Audio D5 right monitor dead.
Thank you for replying. I wanted to know where the fuse's located at on the monitors.
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- platinumpython
- Posts: 3 Joined: Sun Mar 04, 2018 4:00 pm
Re: Equator Audio D5 right monitor dead.
Power adapter meaning the cable required to turn on the monitor. India. I couldn't locate the fuse inside the monitor.
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- platinumpython
- Posts: 3 Joined: Sun Mar 04, 2018 4:00 pm
Re: Equator Audio D5 right monitor dead.
As the OP hasn’t been back here since posting in 2018, it’s very unlikely you’ll get a reply from them.
How old are they and are they still under any warranty? If not, you could have a go at opening it up and seeing if there is anything obvious like a blown fuse.
Also double check it is the monitor at fault by first swapping power leads around, and then the signal leads.
You could try contacting Equator directly and seeing what they say, but they will probably direct you to an authorised repair centre, where it could cost you most of the cost of a new monitor for it to be repaired (they seem to have come down in price considerably since new).
How old are they and are they still under any warranty? If not, you could have a go at opening it up and seeing if there is anything obvious like a blown fuse.
Also double check it is the monitor at fault by first swapping power leads around, and then the signal leads.
You could try contacting Equator directly and seeing what they say, but they will probably direct you to an authorised repair centre, where it could cost you most of the cost of a new monitor for it to be repaired (they seem to have come down in price considerably since new).
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