How To Reconnect My Subwoofer Ps Wc450 To My Samsung Soundbar Hwc450

Step One - Unboxing And Power

To begin with, you will want to carefully unbox your Samsung Soundbar. When you look inside the packaging, you will notice that the soundbar and the power cord are not connected.

As a result, the first thing you will need to do is connect the power cord to the soundbar. The connection of the power cord needs to be plugged into the Power Supply In port, which is also known as the DC 24V. The port is located on the back of the soundbar, in the middle of the device.

Once the power cord is securely in place, you can then go ahead and connect the second part of the cord to your subwoofer. The port is plugged to the electricity outlet.

Step Two - Starting Up The Soundbar

Once the soundbar is receiving power, you will need to successfully set it up. To do this, you will need to press the ID SET button on the subwoofer. This is typically located on the back, near the cables and ports. Once located, press and hold the IS set button for 5 seconds.

After 5 seconds, the subwoofer should exit standby mode, and enter link mode. If it has not done this, you will want to continue holding in this button until it does change. This is typically signalled by a blue light that flashes quickly.

Step 3 - Mute

Once you have done this, and the main unit has entered standby mode, you will then need to press and hold the mute button on your Samsung remote control. This is an important stage in the installation process.

If you have lost or do not have a remote please note that this is needed. The mute button also needs to be held in for a total of 5 seconds. After this, the ID SET message should be displayed on the Samsung Soundbar LED screen. If it has not yet appeared, keep holding in the mute button until it does.

After you have done this, the subwoofer, the soundbar, and the TV will all be successfully connected, and you can go ahead and test out the soundbar.

When testing them out, you will need to ensure that the blue LED lights that indicate the devices are linked are blue. This should be a steady light. If the lights are flashing, this indicates that they are not correctly linked, and you will need to repeat the process again.

Automatic Connection

The steps we have stated above are how to successfully connect the soundbar to the subwoofer manually. This is the best option to use as it ensures that they are connected in the correct way.

However, in some cases, the subwoofer and the soundbar will automatically connect and link up to each other. This makes the connection and set up far easier, and this is done almost instantly. You will be able to identify if this is the case by looking out for the steady blue LED light on the subwoofer and soundbar.

If you cannot notice the LED lights upon the initial connection, this is when you will need to follow the manual steps highlighted above.

Summary

We hope you have found this article useful. As you can see, it is super simple to connect a Samsung soundbar to a subwoofer. In the vast majority of cases, this does not take long to complete, and it is simple to do. Many soundbars and subwoofers will connect automatically, meaning you do not have to manually set them up.

The most important thing to remember is the blue LED lights. When these are a steady blue, the subwoofer and the soundbar have connected successfully. If the light is still flashing blue, this means that you will need to manually connect both together.