Model Line: Reference Product Launch Year: 2015 The information contained in this document is solely intended for service and repair of Klipsch Group, Inc product; use of this information to mimic or copy KGI designs is strictly prohibited and subject to prosecution.
Service Manual – Consumer Tweeter Removal for RP-280F, RP-260F, and RP-250F Tools needed: 3mm hex (Allen) key Small Flat Blade Screwdriver First, gently pry back the silicone tweeter horn lens with your finger-tips as illustrated below...
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Service Manual – Consumer Next, begin removing the screws from the perimeter of the tweeter, highlighted in below. There will be eight (8) total screws to remove, each using a 3mm hex key head.
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Service Manual – Consumer Once all the screws have been removed, the tweeter and tweeter horn should come free as shown below. Once the tweeter is removed from the cabinet, slide back the silicone covers on the terminals, and use a small flat blade screw driver to release the wire clips holding to the positive and negative terminals of the tweeter.
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Service Manual – Consumer After the tweeter is removed completely from the cabinet, turn the tweeter over with the magnet facing up. Next, begin removing the screws attaching the tweeter to the tweeter horn lens There will be four (4) screws total each using a #2 Philips head, highlighted in below...
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Service Manual – Consumer Once the screws have been removed, the tweeter driver will come free as shown below. Next, place the new tweeter on the horn lens and replace the four (4) screws. Reattach the wire clips to the positive and negative terminals on the tweeter, and seat the tweeter back into position.
Service Manual – Consumer Troubleshooting Guides Woofer Removal for RP-280F, RP-260F and RP-250F Tools needed: 3mm hex (Allen) key Small Flat Blade Screwdriver First, gently pry back the silicone trim ring with your finger-tips as illustrated on the next page...
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Service Manual – Consumer Once the trim ring is removed, begin removing the screws from the perimeter of the woofer. There are six (6) screws in total, each using a 3mm hex key head, highlighted in below.
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Service Manual – Consumer Once the screws are removed, the woofer should come free as shown below.
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Service Manual – Consumer Next, slide back the silicone covers on the terminals, and use a small flat blade screw driver to release the wire clips holding to the positive and negative terminals of the woofer...
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Service Manual – Consumer Once the woofer is removed, the cabinet will look as shown below. Next, plug the wires on to the new woofer, and slide the silicone covers back over the terminals. Place the woofer back into position, and replace the screws. Replace the trim ring by setting into position and gently pressing the trim ring around the edge.