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2.3 NETWORK ASSY

Before removing the Network Assy, remove the grille and each speaker unit then disconnect the cords from the 
speaker unit.
• For removal/reattachment of the Network Assy for the woofer: Only the woofer must be removed.
• For removal/reattachment of the Network Assy for the midrange/tweeter: Removal of all the units is required.

2.3.1 Network Assy for the Woofer

• The Network Assy for the woofer is attached to the

inside of the bottom board, using 4 screws.

(1) Remove the acoustic absorbent pads from around the

input terminals.

(See Figs. 2-5 to 2-8.)

(2) Remove the 2 nuts that secure the round connectors

from the lower input terminals.
(See Fig. 2-1. Tool: Box wrench, 14 mm/GGH-002)

(3) Remove the 4 screws that secure the Network Assy

then pull the Assy out through the hole where the
woofer was attached.

(See Fig. 2-2.)

(4) When reattaching, pass the Network Assy through the

hole where the woofer was attached then secure it in
place with the 4 screws.

(See Fig. 2-2.)

(5) Among the 2 pairs of cords from the Network Assy,

connect the cords with the round connectors to the
lower input terminals and secure them with the nuts.
(See Fig. 2-1. Tool: Box wrench, 14 mm/GGH-002)

(6) Apply adhesive to the secured nuts. 

(Adhesive: DIABOND black/GYL-014)

(7) Reinstall the acoustic absorbent pads around the input

terminal board.

(See Figs. 2-5 to 2-8.)

(8) Connect and solder the remaining cords from the 

Network Assy to the woofer and reattach the woofer in   
the cabinet.

2.3.2 Network Assy for the midrange /
         tweeter

• The Network Assy for the midrange/tweeter is attached to

the inside of the left side board behind the woofer, using
4 screws.

(1) Remove the acoustic absorbent pads from around the

input terminal board, inside and at the rear of the
chamber, and behind the chamber. 
(See Figs. 2-5 to 2-8 and 2-9 to 2-11.)

(2) Remove the 2 nuts that secure the round connectors

from the upper input terminals. 
(See Fig. 2-1. Tool: Box wrench, 14 mm/GGH-002)

(3) Remove the 4 screws that secure the closure panel

inside the chamber, remove the 4 screws that
secure the Network Assy, and pull the Network Assy
out through the hole where the woofer was attached.
(See Figs. 2-3 and 2-4. Tool: Screwdriver/GGK1012)

(4) When reattaching, pass the Network Assy through the

hole where the woofer was attached and secure it in
place using the 4 screws. 
(See Fig. 2-3. Tool: Screwdriver/GGK1012)

(5) Among the cords from the Network Assy, connect the

cords with the round connectors to the upper input
terminals and secure them with the nuts. 
(See Fig. 2-1. Tool: Box wrench, 14 mm/GGH-002)

(6) Apply adhesive to the secured nuts. 

(Adhesive: DIABOND black/GYL-014)

(7) Pass the 2 pairs of cords from the closure panel    

through behind the chamber then secure the closure
panel from inside the chamber, using the 4 screws.
(See Fig. 2-4.)

(8) Reinstall the acoustic absorbent pads around the input 

terminals, at inside and rear of the
chamber, and behind the chamber.
(See Figs. 2-5 to 2-8 and 2-9 to 2-11.)

(9) Connect and solder the cords to the coaxial-unit

speaker and reattach it in the cabinet.

Fig. 2-1: Input terminals (inside the cabinet)

Fig. 2-2: Specifications for attaching 
the Network Assy for the woofer

Fig. 2-3: Specifications for attaching the 
Network Assy for the midrange/tweeter

Fig. 2-4: Specifications for attaching the 
closure panel (cross-sectional view of the 
coaxial-unit speaker)

+: White with Black line

: Screws

: Screws

: Screws

Chamber

Closure panel

From the Network Assy
for the midrange/tweeter

From the Network Assy
for the woofer

Apply adhesive.

Apply adhesive.

-: White

Bottom side

Note: The NW Assy shown in 
this photo is for the S-1EX, 
but the shape of the closure 
panel is the same.

Front side

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Upper side

Summary of Contents for ]S-2EX

Page 1: ...n its side lay it on a piece of soft cloth etc to protect the cabinet from being scratched SPEAKER SYSTEM S 2EXXTW E This service manual is intended for qualified service technicians it is not meant for the casual do it yourselfer Qualified technicians have the necessary test equipment and tools and have been trained to properly and safely repair complex products such as those covered by this manu...

Page 2: ...Trad Chinese Polyethylene Bag S2 SHL1265 NSP 8 Accessory Set for grille holes SME6047 Caps for grille holes SEC2068 Polyethylene Bag S0 SHL1259 9 Speaker Spikes SBA6053 10 Spike Bases SLA1057 NSP 11 Label Serial SRW1112 1 EXPLODED VIEWS AND PARTS LIST 7 8 4 9 x4 10 x4 1 5 3 2 6 22 Speaker system 11 x2 1 1 PACKING PACKING Parts List Mark No Description Part No Mark No Description Part No NOTES Part...

Page 3: ...C2032 NSP 35 Gasket cabinet input terminals SEC2065 38 Speaker WF B18IU60 52D 39 Speaker MID TW A14GR55 52DX 40 Hexagon Socket Screw SBA1225 for WF MID TW 41 Screw for NW assy SBA1260 42 Screw for closure panel SBA1261 1 2 SPEAKER SYSTEM Mark No Description Part No NSP Acoustic Absorbent SMT1313 behind chamber WF NSP Acoustic Absorbent inside chamber SMT1314 NSP Acoustic Absorbent inside chamber S...

Page 4: ...6 No 22 Grille Front View Back View 22 Grille SMG6097 23 Badge FRAM 048 24 Packing SEC6060 NSP 25 Grille Assy SMG6098 NSP 26 Fung Nut SBN6019 NSP 27 Grille Frame SMC6004 NSP 28 Punching Net SNH6015 NSP 31 Stiker SAN3871 32 Cord SDS1192 36 Input Terminal Red SKX6027 37 Input Terminal Black SKX6028 Mark No Description Part No NSP 43 Model Label SAN3791 NSP 44 Country Label SAN3782 NSP 45 Label Seria...

Page 5: ...the grille with the fastening screws inserted in Step 1 3 Tighten the supplied finishing screws into the fastening screws to secure the grille Note 2 Do not use a flathead screwdriver or a hexagonal wrench to tighten the screws Securing the screws too tightly may damage the cabinet 1 Insert the supplied fastening screws upper long lower short into the screw holes at the four corners of the speaker...

Page 6: ...e a stand with a height of approx 15 cm and a piece of soft cloth for protection Place the woofer on the cloth To work on the woofer drape a piece of soft cloth from around the edge of the hole where the woofer was attached to the duct to protect the cabinet from being scratched When working on the coaxial unit speaker Drape a piece of soft cloth on the top board and place the coaxial unit on the ...

Page 7: ...rear of the chamber and behind the chamber See Figs 2 5 to 2 8 and 2 9 to 2 11 2 Remove the 2 nuts that secure the round connectors from the upper input terminals See Fig 2 1 Tool Box wrench 14 mm GGH 002 3 Remove the 4 screws that secure the closure panel inside the chamber remove the 4 screws that secure the Network Assy and pull the Network Assy out through the hole where the woofer was attache...

Page 8: ...d When reattaching roll it and push it in deep behind the cabinet As only this acoustic absorbent pad must be fixed with adhesive before pushing it in apply adhesive to the upper area of the input terminals 2 Remove this acoustic absorbent pad When reattaching lay it along the upper board inside the chamber 1 Remove these acoustic absorbent pads When reattaching roll them and push them in so that ...

Page 9: ...V C6 C7 C8 1 8Ω 10W R2 8 2Ω 10W R3 L5 0 6mH 1 0mH C2 C3 22µF 250V 12µF 250V 2µF 250V 47µF 250V INPUT INPUT White with Black line White with Black line L2 R1 L1 C1 C2 56µF 100V 68µF 100V 4 5mH 1 8mH 0 22Ω White White with Black line White White White with Black line White White with Black line White COIL COIL COIL COIL COIL WOOFER MIDRANGE TWEETER 3 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM ...

Page 10: ...nt of the speaker unit Jig Name Part No Remarks Lead free solder GYP1006 For removal reattachment of the speaker unit 7 Jigs list to be used Hexagonal wrench 4mm GGK1024 For removal reattachment of the speaker unit Box wrench 14 mm GGH 002 For removal reattachment of the Network Assy DIABOND Black DB 1600WB GYL 014 For removal reattachment of the Network Assy Adhesive Name Part No Remarks 7 Adhesi...

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