What are the characteristics of the paper cone of the speaker?
Some of the main factors that affect the life of the paper cone:
Environmental conditions: Humidity or extreme temperature environments may cause the paper cone material to age or deform, thus shortening its life.
Frequency and volume of use: Long-term high-volume use will increase the burden on the paper cone and accelerate its wear.
Material quality: High-quality paper cones are generally more durable and have a longer life.
Why you need to replace the paper cone of your speaker:
Material aging: Over time, the paper cone material may become brittle, crack or deform, resulting in a decrease in sound quality.
Physical damage: The paper cone may be damaged by impact, excessive use or other physical factors.
Sound quality issues: Aging or damaged paper cones may cause sound quality distortion or loss of original sound performance
Tools and materials required
Replacement cone (make sure it matches the original)
Hot melt glue gun or glue
Screwdriver
Soldering tool (if you need to replace the voice coil)
Cleaning agent (for cleaning up the old glue residue)
Brush or soft cloth
To disassemble the speaker:
Turn off the speaker power and disconnect all connections.
Use a screwdriver to disassemble the speaker housing and remove the speaker unit from the speaker.
Clean up the residue:
Use a cleaner and a brush to remove the old glue and dust on the speaker bracket and ensure that the surface is clean.