How to repair a damaged woofer (coil separated from spider)
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By: swez on Sat, 4 Oct 00:35:59 -0500

Use a good 2 part epoxy. The one I use most comes in a quick set or normal setting formulation. These are in dual syringes. (resin/hardner) are in separate cartridges, but dispense equal parts with a single plunger.

1. Dispense equal parts Resin and Hardner on a piece of cardbord or paper plate

2. Mix well with a tool of your choice (tongue depressors work great)

3. Load 1-2 cc's (ml) of mixture into a syringe (no needle required)

4. Apply as needed around the coil/spider assy

5. SEAT COIL/SPIDER IN PROPER LOCATION, ALL AROUND THE COIL

6. A small acid flux brush is great for spreading the expoy evenly (cut the brissels short, 3/8")

7. Use a hair dryer on mid-heat, low air speed to quick cure the epoxy

8. AT ALL TIMES, MAKE SURE THE COIL AND SPIDER ARE IN PROPER ALIGNMENT LOCATIONS

That should do it. You can do a 2nd light coat if you desire. Two thin coats are better than 1 thick coat.

Good luck,
Swez




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