I suppose it doesn't push all the way through. Can you see if there is a back to the tube in the top one.
Does that hexagonal shape mean that it unscrews?
You can always call customer support. They will know exactly what is necessary.
I could be wrong but I doubt superglue will stick to the nylon and some of those connectors require a significant amount of force to pull straight out. I know I usually resort to twisting them to break the friction.
I would guess that's because the left one is also the lfe input vs having l/r and an lfe, or l/r and a bypass switch.
Fwiw, I would replace it if I needed that input but I still think the left one is what he needs anyway. Like I said, it may be intentional. Not sure what the sub/amp is.
Another easy option is to use a thin screw and thread it into the plastic. Once a couple of the threads have penetrated the plastic you should be able to pull it out.
Alright!!!! so I finally got around to taking out the piece that broke off inside and put it all back together, but now for some reason Its not powering up? do you think it could be a fuse issue, or did I screw something up when reinstalling. Thanks. :|#imnotthatsmart
Does it have a detachable power cord? Those can sometimes work their way loose enough that they just look plugged in. Unplug, then replug at the subwoofer end to make sure.
Is there a switch by the power cord that might have been pressed? It happened to me. I was able to heat a tiny drill bit up and sink it into the broken piece then pull it out, and when I hooked it back up I had accidently flipped the main power switch.
Time for a new sub. JK!
Not sure exactly what you did in terms of "fixing". I would have unscrewed the Jack and resoldered in a new one. Or used the other.......
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