Fix that pushed in dust cap of woofer/speaker using vacuum cleaner!

The idea is to remove the dent from a woofer using vacuum cleaner and a plastic bottle! Use the lowest speed , and DON’T attach the bottle directly, reduce the distance from the suction hose and bottle using two hands. Enjoy.
Warning: I am not responsible if your high power vacuum cleaner sucked you woofer , then wire and at last your amplifier! ;) do it at your own risk .
Tags #woofer #dust #cap #dent #subwoofer #repair #diy

[@robertcanamar3170]

Cool, I never even thought about doing that. Thanks.

[@southernsoundpulse]

Welcome! 😊

[@ssratiq]

You are genius man. It's work for me. Thanks for the tricks. From Bangladesh.

[@southernsoundpulse]

Glad to know that !

[@scellysspeakers]

It's hard to stress how careful you have to be when doing this but i've done a similar thing to a few tweeters in my time and it's worked out well

[@user-Stefan_Ukrop]

In order for the dome to align better, the crease must be moistened several times with water, wait 10-15 minutes, and then pull it out with a vacuum cleaner at medium power !!

[@toddfrendell6837]

I wouldn't try it wet, that might cause a tear, but yes wetting the paper after pulling out the dent will take the dimples out of that dust cap when it dries.

[@user-Stefan_Ukrop]

@@toddfrendell6837 I do so many times .. everything is fine.

[@alouellette4900]

That was crazy satisfying. Thanks!

[@southernsoundpulse]

No worries!!! Enjoy

[@jacklintjoseph1220]

Chetto njan anu ketto 3 rd subsriber.good luck with upcoming videos

[@southernsoundpulse]

jacklin joseph Thanks 😊 haha

[@ianhames2465]

those small dents remaining will relax over time and disappear.

[@hifiphotographyhobby]

also have this cf120.really love this speaker.pair with Carver hr895👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍. also good tips thought.

[@southernsoundpulse]

I had the CF-120 before and sold it while moving to this province. Then I bought CF-100, Both were amazing, 120 has better low end.

[@hansonmick]

WOW, great job, thank you

[@southernsoundpulse]

No problem!

[@hansonmick]

It worked on 2 speakers. MAGIC!!!!

[@anandakrishnanVU3CPF]

Hi bro njan aanu thangalude first subscriber

[@southernsoundpulse]

Ananda krishnan haha, thank you 🙏🏼

[@matthaley8176]

Nicely done Thanks

[@sahajankhan1436]

Nice one, i use sticky tape, but i will do this from now on.

[@southernsoundpulse]

You are welcome, the problem with sticky tape is it peels the surface and sometime won’t be strong enough to pull it.

[@SuperKirkb]

Im still trying to fix my driver circuit issue, I will try this for the cone part thanks

[@southernsoundpulse]

No problem! Good luck

[@cocosloan3748]

TY !

[@southernsoundpulse]

No problem

[@cocosloan3748]

@@southernsoundpulse I already knew this trick but when I tried to repair my Eminence Delta 12LFA 12' speaker there was not enough power without the plastic bottle part. Now using plastic bottle its fixed 😎

[@southernsoundpulse]

@@cocosloan3748 Glad to know that the trick worked for you 🙂

[@Hi-xs7wm]

Amazing !

[@almandromanan5290]

Mantab

[@robertospadin4906]

foam to change

[@demullugorle6353]

Bro i dont have vaccum cleaner .....so another is best object ....Plz reply bro

[@daikenantonio3306]

Use cotton buds and gluegun, it works better

[@scottjays360s.johnson2]

@@daikenantonio3306 Absolutely right. That's how I get it done.

[@buryank]

Cool, It is working with jbl sub, become as new

[@southernsoundpulse]

I am glad that it worked for you 😊

[@debbiekruger1931]

👌👌👌👌👌👍

[@dannyandrobert3151]

Or just get some tape and then pull it

[@paulibarra5449]

you can fix it with a tape , is to easy brotha