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  • How to open a JBL EON 515XT Powered Speaker

    I am trying to repair a JBL EON515XT. I am confident the problem resides in the Input PCB/Panel, but I don't know how to get to the darn thing. I have successfully dismantled the speaker to the point where I have access to everything except the Input PCB/Panel. Do the side pocket handles need to be removed? If so, how is this accomplished? Anyway, it is a bit embarrassing to ask a basic question like this, but I hope someone with EON515 experience will provide guidance. Dissembling this speaker is a real puzzler!

  • #2
    Perhaps the exploded view might be of some help:
    EON 500 SERIES

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    • #3
      Thanks for the excellent suggestion. Sadly, the exploded view provided by JBL is too fuzzy to help. I believe removing the two "Handle Pocket Assemblies" would be extremely helpful, but the question is how?

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      • #4
        It's open, and far easier than I expected! I simply pushed the amp assembly from the inside and it slipped right out (the handle pocket assemblies had nothing to do with amp removal). Although I had already removed the screws from the internal shield and amp assembly, the amp didn't want to come out, but a little push from inside the cabinet was all it took. Removing the amp assembly also afforded access to the input PCB/Panel where I needed to make repair.

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        • #5
          eon 515

          I think i have the same problem could you tell me if you fixed it and how

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          • #6
            jbl eon!

            Originally posted by AMPREPAIR View Post
            It's open, and far easier than I expected! I simply pushed the amp assembly from the inside and it slipped right out (the handle pocket assemblies had nothing to do with amp removal). Although I had already removed the screws from the internal shield and amp assembly, the amp didn't want to come out, but a little push from inside the cabinet was all it took. Removing the amp assembly also afforded access to the input PCB/Panel where I needed to make repair.
            hi mate, how did you go with the repair? if anyone wants to chat about this over skype you can find me on skype at: andrewfromoz1 (thats my skype name). so if you do a search in skype send me a message and then i will work out a time thats suitable (with timezones etc)

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            • #7
              Hey guys.
              faced the same issue and it was great hint pushing out the back of the box.
              now i have access to the PBC/panel but i now need to find what makes my OUTPUT not work.

              In fact i got two problems:
              1. changing the EQ in position makes a VERY loud crack when the box is turned on.
              2. the OUTPUT is broken. The box itself works fine, but when try to use the LOOP/MIX function via OUTPUT the box is shut down somehow (no out at JBL speakers and not out at external devices i loop to), no matter whether it is in LOOP or MIX.

              does any one has hint what on the PCB went broken?
              thankful for any idea.

              cheers
              dot

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              • #8
                I specialise in the JB range. Look on the Magic Smoke Channel on Youtube / My detailed guide videos are there. (Including electronic repair). If you want parts or to send me anything to fix then let me know. Based in Reading , UK

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                • #9
                  If you'd like to stick around and become an active and helpful member of our community that's great, but please don't come in here posting in multiple threads just to promote your business.

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                  • #10
                    The 4 screws on the front of the horn fooled me, Most cabs have all the screws remove from the back

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