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Basic Troubleshooting

If the front panel LED does not light up, check...

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that AC power cord is rmly plugged into the rear panel and wall outlet.

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to make sure the speaker rear panel power switch is ON.

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that the speaker is getting power from the wall outlet.

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that the rear panel voltage selector is matched to the operating voltage.

the fuse in the AC IN on the rear panel. If the fuse needs to be replaced

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it is extremely important to replace only with same fuse type and value.

If no sound output, check...

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that the speaker is turned on (blue LED illuminated)

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to make sure the right speaker is connected correctly to the left.

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that the volume on the speaker front panel is not all the way down.

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the volume level on the iPod or other audio source.

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to make sure the iPod audio cable is inserted all the way at both ends

and the iPod is seated in the dock correctly.

If bass output is low, check...

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speaker wire polarity (verify that wires are going to same terminals on

both speakers)

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that the speaker placement is not too close to a wall or other obstruc-

tion.

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that the bass ports on the rear panels are not blocked by a rodent or

jelly sandwich.

If no output from right speaker, check...

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that the speaker wire is properly connected from the left to right. Check

by removing the speaker wire from both terminals on each speaker and

reconnecting.

audioengine 5 setup guide

Thermal Overload

All Audioengine powered speakers and subwoofers are protected by an

internal thermal sensor. If they run for extended periods beyond their desig-

nated power rating the thermal sensor will engage and shut down the

ampli ers. If this occurs, turn o the power switch, lower the volume level,

and wait ve minutes before restarting the system. This is a normal protec-

tion feature and does not indicate a malfunction. A good tip in the unlikely

event that a thermal overload occurs is to lower the subwoofer or speaker

output volume and increase the volume of your input source.

Hum

Adding a new component such as powered speakers or a subwoofer can

bring out hum or buzz that may not have existed before. Your rst assump-

tion may be that something is wrong with the new component but this is

usually caused by a "ground-loop" in your system. Consider these tips for

possible solutions:

First try moving your equipment to the same electrical circuit or AC outlet.

If the hum or buzz is still present, turn o the power on all components

in your system and remove all connections to and from your Audioengine 5

speakers. Then plug the A5 speaker AC cable back in, turn on the A5 power

switch and check for hum. If the hum is still audible then try plugging the A5

speaker power cable into a di erent outlet.

If the hum goes away when the interconnect cables are disconnected, the

noise is likely coming from another component in your system. Add each

component back one piece at a time and the one that causes the system to

hum is likely the source of your noise.

A common ground-loop source is cable TV or satellite cables. If the hum or

buzz persists after trying the previous tips, disconnect the coaxial cable from

your cable box, TV, or DVR and if the hum goes away the cable is the cause.

audioengine 5 setup guide