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Maintenance tips for your Sanyo speakers

• Clean the speakers regularly. Remove the speaker grill and vacuum it with a hose and dust attachment to remove dust and debris. Carefully use canned air and a camera lens brush to clean woofer, mid-range and tweeter components. Wipe down the cabinet using a cleaner recommended in the owner's manual for your speakers.
• Shut off the receiver or amplifier and remove the speaker wires from the back of the speaker cabinet. Clean the speaker wire terminals with cotton swabs dampened with isopropyl alcohol. Allow the terminals to completely dry before reconnecting speaker wires.
• Keep your speakers away from direct sunlight and extreme heat sources.

Common replacement parts for Sanyo speakers

• Woofer. The woofer cover low frequency sound reproduction and can blow out in certain situations such as when too much power is applied to the speaker.
• Diaphragm. The diaphragm creates the sound wave when voltage is applied across its leads.
• Enclosure. The enclosure houses the drivers and speaker components.
• Power supply. Some speaker systems use a power supply that drives the speakers.