thanks, you have been most helpful
will let you know how it sounds
thanks, you have been most helpful
will let you know how it sounds
I'm hoping ya'll will let anyone in here.
Just received my "new" Performance 5:2 setup off FleaBay, have a few issues. Am missing one "JBL" plastic logo plate off the PS1400 connectors, and one set (4) of the round-head black screws off the bottom of the PT800. I did order a couple items off HarmanAudio that may or may not be the right things, but if anyone knows the correct part numbers I'd be gratefull to know them.
Next, the numskull that owned this set pulled the aluminum top plate off one 1400, yanking the wires off the little LEDs. I was able to solder those back on, and the lights appear to be working. On the other 1400, they sheared off one of the little plastic nubs on the light that sticks up, and neither of those lights are working. They look to be wired in series, so the one broken LED is keeping the other from lighting. The little board that holds the lights is epoxied to the bottom of the aluminum plate, and I'm doubting that I will find either the light board or the whole plate assembly. Any assist will be appreciated, one simply cannot have broken LEDs.
It occurred to me to jumper across the busted LED in hopes that the other would then light. Would it?
Hi rdgrimes. Welcome to Lansing Heritage, AVSer.
Did you get a chance to check out the PT800 technical sheet? It shows that the part number is the same for both the wall mount bracket bolts and the pedestal attachment bolts.
902301-012
If that's what you ordered, you should be good. See page 2:
http://manuals.harman.com/JBL/HOM/Te...PT800%20ts.pdf
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As for the PS1400 issues, I can give you some part numbers. You'll need to contact JBL/Harman to inquire about purchase.
The cover plate on top is part # 336597-001 (held in place with four bolts/screws). There is also a cover plate gasket, part # 336598-001, which you may need if it's missing.
The missing logo plate off the top is part # 336599-001 (fits into cover plate).
The LED assembly is part # 335650-001 (goes under cover plate).
We'd all like to hear how you fare.
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Yup, I accidentally ordered the correct screws. the "logo" I ordered has a different number, might be the one on the bottom of the cab. Do you have a link to the spec sheet for the PS1400?Originally Posted by Titanium Dome
Hi rdgrimes. Welcome to Lansing Heritage, AVSer.
Did you get a chance to check out the PT800 technical sheet? It shows that the part number is the same for both the wall mount bracket bolts and the pedestal attachment bolts.
902301-012
If that's what you ordered, you should be good. See page 2:
http://manuals.harman.com/JBL/HOM/Te...PT800%20ts.pdf
What are the LEDs on the 1400 supposed to be doing? Mine are red with the switch set to auto, and sound is coming from the 1400 OK.
red = standby
green = on
blank = off
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Truth be told, I don't like the auto setting much. Mine are always on, except when I leave for a few days. They glow green into the night like little pairs of snake eyes.
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Here's a link to the PS1400 service manual from JBL.
http://manuals.harman.com/JBL/HOM/Se...20sub%20sm.pdf
Hmmpffff, here its blue for standby and red for on. I wonder if I reversed the polarity on the wires.
Those are the colors used on the L8400P sub from the Studio L Series, except it's red for standby and blue for on.
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I just verified that the HTPS400 sub (THX rated member of the Performance Series) is red in standby and green when on, too.
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Typed blue, meant green. Mine is green when it's in standby and red when it's on. So I must have switched the polarity on the LED.Those are the colors used on the L8400P sub from the Studio L Series, except it's red for standby and blue for on.
Any idea what is the power consumption when the 1400 is on with no input?
I emailed Harman about parts but got nothing back yet. I take it nobody around here has a dead 1400 to part out.
Check the service manual Don C linked. I think standby power consumption is in there.Typed blue, meant green. Mine is green when it's in standby and red when it's on. So I must have switched the polarity on the LED.
Any idea what is the power consumption when the 1400 is on with no input?
I emailed Harman about parts but got nothing back yet. I take it nobody around here has a dead 1400 to part out.
Sorry, but no spare parts here.
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The manual mentions 13-18W, but doesn't state if that is standby or on.
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