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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Scottish Borders
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Hi,
just bought a damaged Soundlab P 18110A. The magnet has come loose and is jamming the voice coil. I think it has taken a knock in transit. I have found 4 allen keyed bolts around the spider but they do not hold the magnet tight. How do I get in to adjust the magnet to centralise it around the coil? Or do I remove the cone and coil and do all the adjusting from the front? What is behind the manufacturer's label on the back of the magnet?
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I have done this with a nasty old driver before - however the frame was glued to the magnet instead of bolted. I removed the dustcap and used a set of shivs between voice coil and magnet core to centre it after applying epoxy to relevent areas.
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