How do I remove the small pieces from the old speaker cover that have fallen into the actual speaker itself?
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I had to vacuum them out... it was very tedious but it worked. Use a shop-vac with the smallest attachment. Not fun, but was the only thing I could find that worked.
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There is a small tool that cokes with the speaker that hook into the speaker grill. If you don't have the tool you can use a paper clip. Hook the paper clip into the corner side of the grill and gently pull...do this to all four corners until the grill comes completely out.
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yes the screws almost fell in when I mounted mine all you have to do is take the 4 Philips head screws out of the back and take the speaker out and push the screws back in Mount the speaker bracket then put your speaker back in
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You can try to pry it off. The speakers come together around the seal (the black line going through the middle of the speaker vertically), so you can take the front face off (4 screws), and remove the stand. The grill is on pretty tight so you have to be careful removing that as well (no screws).
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You don't need a soldering iron. You need a tiny screwdriver (like for eyeglasses.) Pry open the case. Look for component J1 (small black square) and use the screw driver to pop it open. Inside is a small metal disk that will slide out. That disk is the speaker, remove that. Close the case again and you're done.
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I used a paper clip and made a small bend enough to get in the grill, do not poke the actual speaker, I unsure if the tweeter cover is removable
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the easiest way I have found, is to pull the "rack" of bits out, slide the individual bit in, and replace the rack back into the case
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Unfortunately I cannot answer your question as I am unfamiliar with the specific headphone you mentioned. You might want to try to remove the existing cover. If it is typical, it should be easy to remove simply by lifting the rear side of the cover and lifting it over the speaker flange. Do not try to force it - it should lift easily. Assuming you are successful, measure the outside dimensions of the flange. If the flange is about 2" in the vertical dimension and 2" in the horizontal dimension this should fit. The cover is flexible and will conform to an oval shape as long as the vertical and horizontal dimensions do not deviate too far from the 2" measurement. Unfortunately I cannot answer your question as I am unfamiliar with the specific headphone you mentioned. You might want to try to remove the existing cover. If it is typical, it should be easy to remove simply by lifting the rear side of the cover and lifting it over the speaker flange. Do not try to force it - it should lift easily. Assuming you are successful, measure the outside dimensions of the flange. If the flange is about 2" in the vertical dimension and 2" in the horizontal dimension this should fit. The cover is flexible and will conform to an oval shape as long as the... » Read More Unfortunately I cannot answer your question as I am unfamiliar with the specific headphone you mentioned. You might want to try to remove the existing cover. If it is typical, it should be easy to remove simply by lifting the rear side of the cover and lifting it over the speaker flange. Do not try to force it - it should lift easily. Assuming you are successful, measure the outside dimensions of the flange. If the flange is about 2" in the vertical dimension and 2" in the horizontal dimension this should fit. The cover is flexible and will conform to an oval shape as long as the vertical and horizontal dimensions do not deviate too far from the 2" measurement. « Show Less
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Try calling Polk, both speaker and cover come together when you order a new one.
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You can buy replacement speakers at http://shop.torchelmets.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=acc%2D15&CartID;=1
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You may want to look into replacing the speaker assembly. Easy to do, and the parts are cheap.
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Contact Polk directly. They can help you troubleshoot, sell you the damaged part, and then you can replace it yourself.
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What I did personally was solder the speaker wire to the terminals. The connectors that you would buy are a piece of trash. If you can't solder them just figure a way to tape them
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I don't believe you can replace them. They appear to be built in to the headphone. The only way possible to do so would be to completely take apart the headphone
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Remove the round plastic covers with flathead screwdriver and unscrew the 2 screws. It will come off easy
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Sorry i threw them away .. but its easy the panel is holdinon by a couple of screws and clips.then you have to drill out the plastic screw on the original panel. When your done plastic panel holding thr stereo should come off easily. The aftermarket puce you have to glue on I used 3m adhesive.
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Www.bose.com is the only place that can replace the cover.. go in the support section..