"
at the
etched
voice-coils
(thin
silver
lines)
and
diaphragms
(thin plastic
films).
Look
for
punctures,
broken
lines,
or
lines
which
are
coming
loose.
If you
find
any
damage
at all,
call
your
Infinity
dealer
for
instructions.
If you
find
no
damage,
check
to
see
if the
wires
are
properly
connected.
Tighten
and/or
reconnect
the
wires
if necessary,
and
if
the
problem
persists
go
on
to...
Step
3:
Remove
the
suspected
tweeter
and put it in the place of one that
operates
properly.
If the
suspected
tweeter
does
not play,
it is defective.
If
it plays,
the
problem
may
be
in
the
passive
crossover;
call
your
Infinity
dealer
and
describe
the
problem.
If
the
top
and
bottom
front
tweeters
are
apparently
not
working....
Step
1:
Same
as
previous
"step 1."
Step
2:
Same
as previous
"step
2"
(except
for
the
thru-bolts).
Step
3:
Disconnect
the
lead
wires
from
one
of the
tweeters,
and
connect
or
"short"
the
two
wires
together.
If the
other
tweeter
plays,
then
the
one
which
you
have
disconnected
is
defective;
call
your
Infinity
dealer
for
instructions.
If the
second
tweeter
does
not
play,
reconnect
the
first
tweeter,
disconnect
the
second,
and
repeat
the
procedure
just
described.
If neither
tweeter
plays
alone
during
these
tests,
both
tweeters
may
be
defective.
Remove
the
tweeters
and
put them,
one
at a time,
in the place
of
one
that
operates
properly.
If the
tweeter
does
not
play,
it is defective.
If both
tweeters
play
in this
test,
the
problem
may
be
in the
passive
crossover;
call
your
Infinity
dealer
and
describe
the
problem.
If the
top,
second,
and
fourth
midrange
drivers
are
apparently
not
working...
Step
1: Without
removing
any
of the .
midrange
drivers,
check
all
wiring
connections.
Tighten
and/or
reconnect
them
if necessary.
If the midranges
still
do
not
work,
disconnect
the
lead
wires
from
the
top midrange
and connect
or
"short"
the
two wires
together.
If the
second
and
fourth
midranges
play,
the
top midrange
is the
one
at fault.
If
they
do not
play,
reconnect
the oe
midrange
and
go on
to...
Step
2:
Disconnect
the
lead
wires
from
the
second
midrange
driver
and
connect
or
"short"
the
two
wires
together.
If the
top and
fourth
mid-
range
drivers
play,
the
second
midrange
is
the
one
at
fault.
If
they
do
not
play,
reconnect
the
second
midrange
and
go
on
to...
Step 3: Disconnect
the
lead wires
from
the
fourth
midrange
driver
and
connect
or
"short"
the
two
wires
together.
If the
top and
second
mid-
range
drivers
play,
the
fourth
midrange :
is the one at fault.
If they do not
play,
two
or
all
three
midranges,
may
be defective.
Remove
the
midranges
and
put them,
one
at a time,
in the place
of
one
that
operates
properly.
If a
midrange
does
not
play,
it
is defective.
If all
the
midranges
play
in this
test,
'the
problem
may
be
in
the
passive
crossover;
call
your
Infinity
dealer
and
describe
the
problem.
If the
third
midrange
driver
is
apparently
not
working...
Step
1: Check
the
EMIM
fuse
and
replace
if
necessary. using
only
the
jsame
size
and
type
fuse.
Step
2:
Check
all
wiring
connections,
and tighten
and/or reconnect:them
if *
necessary.
If the
midrange
still
does
not
work,
go
on
to...
Step
3:
Remove
the
midrange
and
put
it in the
place
of one
that
operates
properly.
If the
midrange
does
not
play,
it
is defective.
If
the
midrange
plays
in this
test,
the
problem
may
be
in the passive
crossover;
call
your
Infinity
dealer
and
describe
the
problem.
If
the
fifth,
sixth,
and
bottom
midrange
drivers
are
apparently
not
-working...
Step
1:. Without
removing
any
of the
midrange
drivers,
check
all
wiring
connections.
Tighten
and/or
reconnect
them
if necessary.
If the
midranges
still
do
not
work,
disconnect
the
lead
wires
from
the
fifth
midrange
and
connect
or
"short"
the
two
wires
together.
If the
sixth
and
bottom
midranges
play,
the
"fifth
midrange
is the
one
at fault.
If
they
do not
play,
reconnect
the
fifth
midrange
and
go on
to..
Step
2: Disconnect
the
lead
wires
from
the
sixth
midrange
driver
and
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