Marshall Woburn Tweeter Replacement

Written By: Kenneth

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Difficulty

Easy

Steps

Time Required

15 minutes

Introduction

Has your Marshall Woburn been having trouble with high-pitched audio? If so, here is the guide on how to remove the two tweeters. All you need is the standard #1 Phillips Screwdriver head to remove the screws involved with this replacement.

Tools

Phillips #1 Screwdriver

Step 1

Before starting, unplug the speaker from any power source. After unplugging the device, wait around 10 minutes before starting to let the capacitor fully discharge.
On a flat surface, orient the device so that the front grille is facing downward.
Using a Phillips #1 screwdriver, remove the ten outer 28.6 mm screws marked in red.
Remove the eight inner 28.6 mm screws with the Phillips #1 screwdriver.

Step 2

Lift the back input board slightly above the back panel.
Rotate the input board so that you can slide it into the hole in the back panel that it came from.
Fully slide the input board through the back panel and set it down gently inside the speaker.

Step 3

Grab the panel by the large hole and lift one side until you can fit your hand under.
Use your hand to fully remove the back panel from the rest of the frame.

Step 4

Disconnect the 5 wires circled in red from the back input board.
Grip and pull the connectors, not the wires.
There may be a little resistance when pulling on the connectors, but it should not require excessive force.

Step 5

Remove the two 12.7 mm screws marked in red from the front of the back input panel with a Phillips #1 screwdriver.
Remove the power input from the back side of the panel.

Step 6

Completely remove the I/O board and the attached plate.

Step 7

Using a Phillips #1 screwdriver, remove the eight 15.8 mm screws attaching the tweeters to the frame.
Disconnect the two wires from the back of each tweeter.