Speaker Wires I droped my radio down the stairs. The caseing was cracked but the radio still works. So in the process of super glueing the caseing to gather I pulled the speaker wires out of the radio, so now i have a radio that works exept it has no speakers. So my question is does anyone know where to reatach the speaker wires to the radio? Thanks

happy to help . well its a classic case of over tightnening the screws on the body of the speaker and then it cracks and the ratteling sounds starts coming or they r loose . just glue it down with super glue or tight them as required.

There is a fast setting glue 'Super Glue' use it.

Be sure no hairline cracks or pinhole in the steamer water container.
Put enough water level on it and not overfill it.
Repair hairline cracks or pinhole by applying epoxy or super glue in the surface.
Good luck.

if it went to pieces when you dropped it, I'll just bet a manual won't help you, I'm thinking a case of super glue.

Probably, you'll need a Philips ("cross-head") screwdriver, to unscrew the front from the back of the speaker.

Or, it may be a "press-fit" (just try to "pull" the front from the back).

Or, it may be just glue holding the front to the back.
Slice through the glue, to "wedge" apart the two pieces.

Once open, probably, some solder, a wire-stripping tool, and a soldering-iron will be needed.

Depending on the type of microphone used, if not the type using the speaker as a microphone, it may be damaged. I would though, suggest you remove the battery, open the case and allow the innards to dry in a warm place for several days. Even daily exposure to the sun should work fine.

what i would do is:
super glue the cracks, allow to dry and then use a silicone lubricant spray and let sit for about 10 min then wipe clean. silicone spray can slightly restore the rubber/foam

you cant get a new cone only a new speaker or you car repair it i used super glue on a crack in one of my old subs and it held well

there are to areas in phone kinda a pain to find but one is keyed to be outside setting then you have the volume button key on side of phone took me a bit to find the outside loud feature in settings

its also quite possible you droped your phone and the speaker link got jared inside off its points this is somthing that is set in but not sodered in when they put these parts together it makes connection to base which is back plate to mother board inside phone i had a phone like this just had super glue speaker back down to front plate and it worked
but lets look at first setting its easier then opening up phone

If radio stays on at low or no volume and cuts out when turning up you may have your battery backup voltage (yellow wire) droping below 10v under signal load. There is a circuit called backup check in radio that moniters Voltage It may seem ok when measuring without volume but under load it will fluctuate with the audio. Try hooking up Heavy guage Ground and Backup battery wires to prevent voltage loss across wires under load. Also check for any speaker that may not be producing proper sound when and if you can get radio working Disconnect wires to that speaker to see if radio will stay on. Just a couple of many possibilities.
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