Repairing speaker cover

Connecting cover and speaker in a flexible way can be that easy

Author: E.M., Urswil, Switzerland

Online since: 06/08/2010, Number of visits: 246446

I had the following problem:

The plastic brackets that were supposed to hold the front cover of my speakers in place were defective and no longer available.

I removed the defective brackets from the speakers and the front cover, drilled holes in the places where they were held together and glued a S-10-10-N disc magnet in each of the holes instead. I used a total of four magnets.

The speaker cover stays in place perfectly and can easily be removed if necessary.

Articles used

S-10-10-N
Disc magnet Ø 10 mm, height 10 mm, holds approx. 3,9 kg, neodymium, N45, nickel-plated

	5 pcs.	1,50 EUR ea.*
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