Repairing SL-2500
shnaggletooth
Posts: 5
Hi, first time poster with a question.
SL-2500 from a 5JR series 2 gets no reading on the speaker terminals, but there is a reading when I touch the metal contact plate inner stubs after separating the main unit from the outer plastic dome plate. However, did I destroy the tweeter by doing that? Cleaning the speaker terminals did no good before separation. I can see two copper strands on the outer plastic dome plate and one (maybe two) strands on the main unit -- were these supposed in contact/connected to each other? Did I inadvertently pull the strands apart when I removed the outer plastic dome plate?
SL-2500 from a 5JR series 2 gets no reading on the speaker terminals, but there is a reading when I touch the metal contact plate inner stubs after separating the main unit from the outer plastic dome plate. However, did I destroy the tweeter by doing that? Cleaning the speaker terminals did no good before separation. I can see two copper strands on the outer plastic dome plate and one (maybe two) strands on the main unit -- were these supposed in contact/connected to each other? Did I inadvertently pull the strands apart when I removed the outer plastic dome plate?
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Looks like that tweeter was cooked. Midwest Speaker sells replacements, the RDO198, which is a better tweeter anyway. Get one for each speaker.Political Correctness'.........defined
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I'm interested in the old magnets if you're not going to keep them.Don't take experimental gene therapies from known eugenicists.
