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What a great method! Thanks, Gordon
Neil S. "Gordon Richmond" wrote in message ... The speaker in this is held on by those round, push-on steel washers. The washers just push over plastic pins that are molded into the case. I'm saying "washers" for lack of a better name. They are round, about ½" in diameter, and the hole in the centre has slits that allow it to flex as its pushed on. I want to know the trick to getting them off without snapping the pins they are on. Anyone have an idea? Find a stiff coil spring whose I.D. will just clear the plastic stud, start an end beneath one of the fingers of the "nut" and screw it into the nut, Once it contacts the base of the speaker, the further coils will start lifting the fingers of the nut, and off it comes. Helps if modify the end of the spring so the tip of the wire is curved up a little bit so as to avoid digging into the surface it will meet. Gordon Richmond |
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