My motorola radio has a blown speaker. is it possible to fix it or do i have to purchase a new one? also, if i buy a new one is there anyway to prevent this from happening again

Just a few thoughts: It is possible you have a bad (blown) speaker on the buzzing radio or the radio has another problem.

A few things you might try include: 1) Cleaning your battery contacts, 2) trade batteries with the known good unit and see if the problem is solved, if so replace the battery, 3) check the mic and speaker holes on both units to be certain they are free of debris and/or stickers covering the holes. 4) if none of these solve the problem, then your radio likely needs retired/replaced.

Best regards.

Parts are not available for this model radio. Speakers generally are damaged from debris or moisture getting into the speaker. They are especially susceptible to small metal fragments due to the magnetic properties of the speaker.

Hi,

I'm a little confused by your query, you say you have a Motorola T5622 2-way speaker?????

If you are referring to the radio, then that would be correct for the Make/Model of the radio.

To purchase aan AC charging unit suitable for your radio, I suggest you take your radio to your nearest Radioshack or similar store and they will be able to assist you.

I hope I got it right and have been helpful to you.

Cheers,
Peter

You have a few options: check with your local radio dealer or radio shack store for a similar speaker, purchase another used T250 radio via ebay or other source, or simply retire the T250 and purchase another low cost TalkAbout radio. All these radios operate on the same 14 FRS frequencies. Motorola has never supplied parts for this line of consumer radios. They had a replacement warranty, then following the expiration of your warranty they were considered disposable/replaceable. Sorry.

Best regards.

The only 2 solutions are: 1. Just find an equivalent driver to replace. Re-wire new driver speakers into the enclosures. The old 201s may have had decent drivers (although probably paper cone) for back then, but now just about anything will sound as good in those particular cabinets.
2. Call Bose and exchange them for current 201 speakers (higher clarity more powerful). Bose will give you about 30-40% off I believe on a series 5 model. They now pay for inbound and outbound shipping as well.

speakers are damaged as well buy new units damage not repairable

yes, you'll need to purchase a "line level converter" to change the speaker connections to RCA connections. Or buy an amp that accepts speaker level inputs and extend the wires to the amp. If you have Bose system (says "Bose" on speakers), this will be different since you already have a factory amp

Fixing them isn't worth it just purchase some new 6x9's for less.

I would like to help because I have about 10 of those radios, and one by one the speakers are binding up just like yours did.

However, the speaker is built into the frame of the radio and the Manufacture does not sell replacemt parts for them. In addition, there is really not enough room to mount a replacement speaker of similar dimensions, and I am would be quite capable of doing it myself if that was possible.

I hate to face the fact that my radios have seen better days unless I want to use a speaker mic and I don't because the extra cost, size and weight are not practical to save radios that I can replace with new for just a bit more.

They were great radios, and Motorola should be ashamed that they don't make after market speakers. I'm sure they just want to sell new ones to us.

By the way there are no 'WIRES" to the speaker, it makes contact with the board terminals when you re-assemble the radio.

No fix- buy new ones