Question about Altec Lansing MX5020 Computer Speakers
Try to blow it out with compressed air. Then, with the speakers turned off, turn the volume knob to full volume and back as quickly as you can (without damaging the switch) three or four times. This should take about one second for three movements. Undertake this at your own risk. Turn them on and see if it has helped. Do not just keep doing this. if it doesn't help immediately stop. if it does help, repeat blowing out and repeat the knob turning, once.
Posted on Mar 06, 2007
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correction: I removed 6 (not 4) screws at the back.
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