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FLEX ARRAY
FLEX ARRAY user manual
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Removal of the 10” Low-Mid Drivers
1. Remove the three retaining screws at either side of the cabinet holding the grille (1)
in place and set the grille aside.
2. Remove the driver access door (3) on the side of the cabinet.
3. Remove the four screws holding the port assembly (4) in place and lift it out.
4. The 10” driver (5) can now be unscrewed and removed from the cabinet, having first
disconnected the wires from the speaker terminals. Make a note of the polarity for
later reconnection.
5. Reinstatement is simply a reversal of the above procedure. Make sure to observe the
correct polarity when connecting the replacement driver. Tighten all bolts down
firmly but do not over-tighten.
Removal of the 6.5” High-Mid Driver
1. The high-mid driver is part of an assembly which also consists of the high frequency
driver and combined horn flares. Place the cabinet on its back and remove the six
retaining screws (three at either side of the cabinet) holding the grille (1) in place,
and set the grille aside.
2. Disconnect the wires from the HF driver and from the high-mid driver, making note
of the polarity for later re-connection. The horn assembly (2) can now be lifted out.
3. Place the horn assembly face down on a work bench and remove the four fixing
screws holding the 6.5” driver in place.
4. Reinstatement of the high-mid driver is simply a reversal of the above procedure.
Make sure to observe the correct polarity when connecting the replacement driver.
Tighten all bolts down firmly but do not over-tighten.
Removal of the High Frequency Compression Driver
1. The compression driver is held in place between the high-mid driver and the horn
flare assembly. Place the cabinet on its back and remove the three retaining screws
at either side of the cabinet holding the grille (1) in place, and set the grille aside.
2. Disconnect the wires from the HF driver and from the high/mid driver, making note
of the polarity for later re-connection. The horn assembly can now be lifted out.
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