Some years ago, I purchased a Creative Inspire T3030. For years it has worked fine, but recently I was not getting any sound from it. When I removed the Volume Control Unit (#7) on the schematic, I noticed that the pins were bent. I tried to straighten them and that did no good. I think the subwoofer is fine, although the holes seem a bit ragged at this point.

That said, I at the every least need a #7. Since this is likely not being made, I am not confident that you would have any stashed away. But I can ask. Short of replacing the entire speaker system, which I would rather not do (I like the speakers that came with it and would rather not remove them) What are my options.

Another option appears to be by passing the sub woofer. There was a thread back in 2012, but it is three years later and I am guessing that the thread is somewhat out of date. Any thoughts out there.

 

Welcome to AAC

Pictures please

 

There is really nothing to see there. The actual problem is too fuzzy to see anything

 

Then sorry. Cannot help

 

tengo una creative t3030 el cual no tengo el mando de control de volume y quisiera que me ayudaran a conseguir el diagrama de conexiones el pin ps2 los colores del cableado que tipo de potencioimetros usa para hacerle un mando nuevo artesanal

 

Volume controls and selector switches soon wear out on Oriental audio products. Then simply replace the defective product since those replacement parts are not available.

 

tengo una creative t3030 el cual no tengo el mando de control de volume y quisiera que me ayudaran a conseguir el diagrama de conexiones el pin ps2 los colores del cableado que tipo de potencioimetros usa para hacerle un mando nuevo artesanal

Miguelito:
Escribí en inglés porque este es un foro internacional.

Please use English. This is an international forum.

 

Some years ago, I purchased a Creative Inspire T3030. For years it has worked fine, but recently I was not getting any sound from it. When I removed the Volume Control Unit (#7) on the schematic, I noticed that the pins were bent. I tried to straighten them and that did no good. I think the subwoofer is fine, although the holes seem a bit ragged at this point.

That said, I at the every least need a #7. Since this is likely not being made, I am not confident that you would have any stashed away. But I can ask. Short of replacing the entire speaker system, which I would rather not do (I like the speakers that came with it and would rather not remove them) What are my options.

Another option appears to be by passing the sub woofer. There was a thread back in 2012, but it is three years later and I am guessing that the thread is somewhat out of date. Any thoughts out there.

I am one of those folks who does not immediately know what a Creative Inspire T3030 is. Nor do I have the circuit drawing in my memory. A bit more description, or perhaps quite a bit more description, would allow some response that is not an uninformed guess. And you can certainly get those asking a question without enough background information.
And if you use google or bing search for a "#7" you will find at least 100 hits of somebody claiming to have it in stock, ready to sell you, and having no idea as to what it may be.
So it seems that there may be a problem with a volume control unit. IF that is a variable resistor, some form is available. BUT the first step is to know what resistance it is. Bent pins is rather nebulous, and ragged holes gives no clue. So you will need to provide a bit more description.