YOUR RESEARCHLoud noises from Bose speakers - why
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My 911 gives loud hum noises from the Bose speakers constantly - even when radio is on and even when the ignition is switched off (about in 2 minutes - then stopped) - what is the root to this error?? - Anyone with same experience??.
Turn the sound down. (sorry I could not resist)
If it does it for 2 minutes after it is switched off I would guess it is either something that has a time delay or a charged capacitor. I would pull the battery cable and see if it keeps making noise. If it does I would say it has to be a capacitor charged that is keeping the noise going. If it does keep making the noise after disconnecting the battery I would guess the amp would be the cause but may be something else too.
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