Monitor 7 Speaker Post Replacement
Jaybeez
Posts: 748
One of the posts to my Monitor 7's is broken (see picture).
I removed the cross over and it looks sealed on the backside.
Any thoughts as to how to replace this?
Thinking I'll order all new posts, but just not sure how to get the old ones out.
I removed the cross over and it looks sealed on the backside.
Any thoughts as to how to replace this?
Thinking I'll order all new posts, but just not sure how to get the old ones out.
2 Channel "Polk" Room:
Marantz PM8004 Integrated
Marantz SA8004 SACD Player
Music Hall mmf 7.3 TT with Ortofon Bronze
WiiM Mini
Schiit Bifrost with Multibit Upgrade
Polk 7B with RDO198s
Marantz PM8004 Integrated
Marantz SA8004 SACD Player
Music Hall mmf 7.3 TT with Ortofon Bronze
WiiM Mini
Schiit Bifrost with Multibit Upgrade
Polk 7B with RDO198s
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The posts are covered in hot glue. Just pick it off. You can use a small screw drive. Once clean, take them apart and replace. After reassembly use hot glue again to prevent air leaks.HT- Samsung PN50B860/Integra DTR 30.3/Rt55 Fronts
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Easy Runnin wrote: »The posts are covered in hot glue. Just pick it off. You can use a small screw drive. Once clean, take them apart and replace. After reassembly use hot glue again to prevent air leaks.
Great thanks, very helpful.
Assuming after cleaning "take apart" means removing the ring at the base of the shaft, adjacent to the backside of the crossover?2 Channel "Polk" Room:
Marantz PM8004 Integrated
Marantz SA8004 SACD Player
Music Hall mmf 7.3 TT with Ortofon Bronze
WiiM Mini
Schiit Bifrost with Multibit Upgrade
Polk 7B with RDO198s -
I may have an old one you should be able to still use your cap can't remember off hand if mine are just like that or octagon either way it would be an unscrew re-screw type of switch in all likelihood
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I may have an old one you should be able to still use your cap can't remember off hand if mine are just like that or octagon either way it would be an unscrew re-screw type of switch in all likelihood
If you have any laying around that might be best. Seems they are an off size and not carried by any of the vendors I've been able to find. Called Polk and they don't have the part, and couldn't verify the size, though the bolt sizing guide at Lowes indicates it's 8-32 (.1640). If yours is different no worries, I'll keep looking. Thanks!2 Channel "Polk" Room:
Marantz PM8004 Integrated
Marantz SA8004 SACD Player
Music Hall mmf 7.3 TT with Ortofon Bronze
WiiM Mini
Schiit Bifrost with Multibit Upgrade
Polk 7B with RDO198s -
mine are factory like yours. drop in replacement I will make sure to check tonight.
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So hello I have two sets just like those.....drop in replacement just add hot melt glue to finish.
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If you don't need them, would love to take them off your hands. The 8-32 Home Depot bolt/washer/nut combo is getting the job done, but would like to do it right and put the last banana plug in place!
I PM'd my contact information.
MUCH appreciated!2 Channel "Polk" Room:
Marantz PM8004 Integrated
Marantz SA8004 SACD Player
Music Hall mmf 7.3 TT with Ortofon Bronze
WiiM Mini
Schiit Bifrost with Multibit Upgrade
Polk 7B with RDO198s -
I have no PM's from you...
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Totally confused. On 10+forums and struggling to figure out the mechanics of this one ...2 Channel "Polk" Room:
Marantz PM8004 Integrated
Marantz SA8004 SACD Player
Music Hall mmf 7.3 TT with Ortofon Bronze
WiiM Mini
Schiit Bifrost with Multibit Upgrade
Polk 7B with RDO198s -
Totally confused. On 10+forums and struggling to figure out the mechanics of this one ...
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