King Camel Speaker question?

[alstonj1]

no there suppose to be min ,medium,max but on most there driven so hard they don't work at all ........just loud louder and defining

[malcymal]

no there suppose to be min ,medium,max but on most there driven so hard they don't work at all ........just loud louder and defining

Can anyone show me a photo of where i should be looking for these switches? thanks.

[Pat98TJ]

Okay, where is the three position switch? what do the three positions do e.g. off, min, max vol maybe... thanks.

It's on the side of the upper board in the door. It has 3 positions that don't make much difference.

I don't have the link on this PC but gaku has an online manual for download.

[luckydog]

the switch should be somewhere on or near the amp.

the settings usually are loud---louder---real loud

[01PyTypeR#1140]

They don't come stock with any controls other than the 3 position switch on the upper board.

Can someone show me a picture of this I cant find it?

[Pat98TJ]

Can someone show me a picture of this I cant find it?

There is a great pic in Gakus owner guide. I have the link saved on my PC at work. I'll post it tomorrow morning if you haven't found it. Trust me...don't get your hopes up.

[alstonj1]

heres the manual pictures are on page 4 looks like the top left hand side of the door a 3 position slide switch positioned up and down .

http://www.gaktradinginc.com/01home/.../kingcamel.pdf

[01PyTypeR#1140]

A replacement machine is on it's way.

[dattia]

Good news for you!

[seemiata]

The KC's tweeters are prone to damage during shipping. Mine was delivered with one side not working. Fortunately, these are piezo speakers and you can fix them. I used one of those "cold heat" soldering irons, which just about everybody hates but it works for me. Pictures? You want pictures?? Here are a few:

A very big thanks to TeeDubya for those excellent pics and descriptions. I just fixed my King Camel piezo tweeter with that same method. Just a couple additional suggestions for anyone who needs to perform that same speaker fix:

1) First scrape off the bead of factory glue that seals the entire perimeter of the piezo housing's back panel. Otherwise the plastic around that center hole may start to crack from stress as you pry it off,

and

2) Be careful to prevent the two internal copper wires from touching when you finally put the piezo housing's round back-panel back in place. If those two internal braided wires happen to touch, then you'll short-circuit the piezo sound crystal (not to mention that amplifier channel's output circuit) and you will be right back to having no sound.

[rodtrotter]

i just had the same problem top left speaker not working did the fix in this post still did not work then i noticed the centre plate was damaged so i soldered the wire on a new spot on the plate and it is now working fine thanks for the pics they realy helped