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FOR PRECAUTION OF REASSEMBLY AND DISASSEMBLY
(Woofer)
The woofer is attached to the inner baffle by 4 external screws. To detach it, first remove the cosmetic baffle assy. To detach the cosmetic baffle assy, pry it open by inserting a flat blade screwdriver into the lower slot of it. To detach the woofer, carefully disconnect the wires of the woofer mounted on the network assy. To attach the woofer, face its terminal downward and fit the boss of the frame to the hole on the inner baffle, then fasten those screws.
(Input Terminal)
The input terminal is attached to the back board of the cabinet by press-fitting. To detach the input terminal, pry it open by inserting a flat blade screwdriver into the upper and lower slot of the input terminal. To attach the input terminal, replace it on the back board of the cabinet correctly by press-fitting. (The red terminal is right side.)
(Mid-Range)
The mid-range is attached to the inner baffle by 2 external screws. To detach it, first remove the cosmetic baffle assy. To detach the cosmetic baffle assy, pry it open by inserting a flat blade screwdriver into the lower slot of it. To detach the mid-range, carefully disconnect the wires of the mid-range mounted on the network assy. To attach the mid-range, face its terminal upward and fit the boss of the frame to the hole on the inner baffle, then fasten those screws.
(Network Assy)
The network assy is attached between the loudspeakers and the input terminal. To detach it, first remove the cosmetic baffle assy. To detach the cosmetic baffle assy, pry it open by inserting a flat blade screwdriver into the lower slot of it. Then remove the woofer and the mid-range speaker. To detach the each speaker, carefully disconnect the wires of the each speaker mounted on the network assy. To detach the network assy, carefully disconnect the wires to the input terminal. To attach the network assy, replace it in the cabinet correctly.
(Tweeter)
The tweeter is attached to the inner baffle by press-fitting. To detach it, first remove the cosmetic baffle assy. To detach the cosmetic baffle assy, pry it open by inserting a flat blade screwdriver into the lower slot of it. To exchange the tweeter, do it with the network assy. To attach the tweeter, replace it on the inner baffle and stick the tape to the lead wire on the slot of the inner baffle.
(Cosmetic Baffle Assy)
The cosmetic baffle assy is attached to the inner baffle of the cabinet by press-fitting. To detach the cosmetic baffle assy, pry it open by inserting a flat blade screwdriver into the lower slot of it. To attach the cosmetic baffle assy, replace it on the inner baffle of the cabinet by press-fitting.
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