Hello,
I just received my M-audio BX5A deluxe monitor from repair, where they had to fit a new power transformer.
The problem is that since I plugged it in, the speaker emits a constant high pitched low volume sound which is rather annoying.
I tried to find the source of the sound and I realized that it is somehow connected to one of the two screws that connect the transformer with the back of the speaker. Every time I turn the screw a bit the sound stops and after a while it starts again.
Comparing the 2 speakers I realized that they had to add a small part, not sure how to call it in English but it is a small ring that prevents the screws from screwing in completely, something like the middle part of this http/
Any ideas on what I should do to fix it?
-the repair was not done by M-Audio but from a freelance technician and I could give it back to the guy but I am trying to avoid the whole process...-
I just received my M-audio BX5A deluxe monitor from repair, where they had to fit a new power transformer.
The problem is that since I plugged it in, the speaker emits a constant high pitched low volume sound which is rather annoying.
I tried to find the source of the sound and I realized that it is somehow connected to one of the two screws that connect the transformer with the back of the speaker. Every time I turn the screw a bit the sound stops and after a while it starts again.
Comparing the 2 speakers I realized that they had to add a small part, not sure how to call it in English but it is a small ring that prevents the screws from screwing in completely, something like the middle part of this http/
Any ideas on what I should do to fix it?
-the repair was not done by M-Audio but from a freelance technician and I could give it back to the guy but I am trying to avoid the whole process...-