  As
you can see, your new diaphragm may have different terminals
than your old diaphragm. This is not a problem as seen in the
last installation step.
Start by removing the four 5/16' bolts in the diaphragm's hold
down clamp. |
  Remove
and set aside the hold down clamp and the dust screen. |
  Now
you will see the voice coil gap that the voice coil rides in.
You will need to clean the gap. To do this, use a piece of
masking tape about 1.5" long and fold it into a triangle, sticky
side out. Insert the tape into the gap, slide the tape around in
the gap to remove any debris. A small flashlight is helpful when
looking for debris that may be left in the gap. Any debris left
in the gap may produce a scratchy sound when playing. Do Not use
compressed air. Compressed air will only push any magnetic
material deeper into the gap. |
  Now
simply install the new diaphragm into the driver. The diaphragm
will self-align. Don't forget to replace the dust screen on the
top of the diaphragm. |
  Replace
the hold down clamp over the new diaphragm and replace the
bolts. As you can see, the hold down clamp fits over the
spring-loaded terminals. |
  If
your diaphragm used the spade terminals, simply cut the ends off
and strip back the wire insulation. Now just push down on the
spring-loaded terminals, insert the wire, and release.
That's it, you're finished. Very
simple to replace, saving you time and money. |
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