Logitech Z-5500 Speaker stand problem (by 2 users)
I recently bought speaker stands for my Logitech system. Before realizing that the setup would not require me to remove the speaker's desktop stand, I removed it. I unscrewed the screw holding it in, and the stand came off, with the screw and two washers. Something sounded like it came off and fell inside the speaker, and after a little bit of shaking to try and get it to fall out, the sound stopped. (Now it sounds like there's nothing jiggling around in there.)
Now, I can't put the desktop stand back on. Am I missing something? THe screw won't screw in. I'm afraid to test another speaker, for fear of putting it in the same condition.
Any help would be MUCH appreciated, thanks!!
Stu
Philly
sneezyd@comcast.net
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Comment by Guest, posted on Apr 13, 2008
How exactley does the satelite dissasemble. i removed the 2 screws holding the speaker wire inputs, but i can't get the back to pop off.
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take out the rubber plugs, underneath there are screws.
take the screws out and you can dismentle the speaker, do it slowly and gently so as to avoid snapping any wires, and there lies your nut somewhere.
with the speaker dismantled still, reattach the stand and then reassamble the speaker.
-Fixed, Technobbs
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MasterThere is not longer a nut on the inside of the hole, so there is now nothing for the stand screw to attach to.
The nut is now stuck to the magnet on the speaker.
You will need to disassemble the speaker housing to remove the nut from the speaker magnet and reattach then stand.
peace.
Paul.
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