Logik DAB radio? LOG3006DBE?

Hi, I had the same problem and took your advice. I didn't have a clue what I was ordering or doing but thought it was worth a try and hooray it worked. It blew the fuse in the process so I had to order one of them too. Now it is perfect again, I am ever so grateful to your advice. Thanks

Grainne costello
October 2011

The smoothing caps aren't of a high enough voltage rating and over heat. The buzz is the first sign of failure. If left, the loading on the bridge rectifier ( ac-dc convertor) causes failure of one or more of the diodes which, if you are unlucky, will take out more of the components. My wife had one and it died very quickly from the onset of the buzzing. I had it in the workshop and found that most of the chips had fried. Solution is, as others have stated, to up grade the caps to a higher voltage. As soon as you hear this buzz, pull the plug and have it checked.
For more info on Logik see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logik

Phil Smith
August 2011

I've just replaced the two capacitors, and it has helped a bit, but not a great deal. I think the main problem is the transformer is mounted vertically on the rear removable panel, and not very firmly, which is why fiddling with the screws can make it come and go. I may try jamming in some padding to silence it.

Matthew Bloch
March 2011

Reservoir capacitor bulging caused the intermittent switching on and off due to voltage of the feed to the main circuits going up and down as show on a meter I used.
Replacing the bulging capacitor with a 2200mF 25volt replacement solved the problem.

Mike R
December 2010

Did anyone find a solution for the oud buzzing noise on DAB setting? If wanyone can describe how to locate and replace the 16v capacitors I'd be very grateful.

terry
November 2010

I have th buzzing too which started after I'd been away for a week on holiday. Can anyone tell me where to buy the capacitors and whether it's easy to replace them myself?

Terry
September 2010

anyone got this problem mine wont come out of stand by it just flashes on to say good morning then 2sec later stand by

steve
April 2010

Replacing the two resevoir caps worked perfectly for me and took 10 minutes and a only quid to fix!
Thanks a million Brian!!!

Chris Baldwin
January 2010

Replace the two 2200mf 16vw reservoir capacitors in the power supply and your problem will be fixed. This advice is applicable to any of the electrolytic capacitors in the set that show the slightest sing of the tops bulging. Good luck

Brian
December 2009

Has anyone managed to resolve this? My set started doing this after being unplugged while on holiday for a week - can't receive anything on DAB or FM. I haven't managed to find a Logik website either.

Karen Munro
October 2009

I'm having the same problem and also mine now when you try to turn it on keep switching on and off. Anyone had this problem?

Charles Antrobus
September 2009

I have one that was just the same. Apparantly there are two capacitors within that are only rated at 16v these had gone and were replaced with 24v ones the radio is now perfect again.

Colin Cheal
July 2009

Any one got this sorted my Logik DAB has recently started this loud buzz only on the DAB channels, which is getting louder by the day. I can listen to my MP3 ok and FM is not bad but i brought it for the DAB

H
July 2009

Hi Colin. Did you get your radio fixed, I have exactly the same problem!

Ian R
June 2009

Just loosen the centre (or perhaps all three) right hand screw (as viewed from rear) a half turn or so. My did not have the buzz, but I have read about it and could induce it by tightening these up!

Simon
June 2009

Hi Derek, I have the same radio with the same problem, not only that, but my previous one had the same problem, fortunatley within the gurantee period so Currys just swapped me for another one. Now the new one has developed the same problem(albeit after about 18months). I have found a local repairer who says he can fix it. He is coming on the 8th June. Will let you know what transpires. This looks like a problem with the set to me, but I can't find a link to Logik's website anywhere.

Colin Cheal
May 2009