Questions & Answers for: Sony speaker covers

...do you remove the front speaker covers? I don't want to remove any more screws than necessary :) Thanks! Should find 2 screws in front down on bottom behind gray cap one on left and one on right

Front left speaker problem I get no sound from the front left speaker. Do you know if this is fixable? Thanks. Jon had a similar problem with mine so took the cover off and found a dry solder joint at

There are no screws on the speaker grill of this particular model I'm having extreme difficulty in removing the speaker grill, very afraid of breaking it. please help everything on this model TV must ...

...speaker grill covers -- do I need to pull off the entire rear cover of the TV? IF and that's a big if it is the same as my KDF-60wf655 then it's as simple as taking out the 9-10 screws to remove the ...

very low sound out of left front speaker, other speakers work fine Very low sound out of front left speaker while other speakers are fine. Can this be fixed and if so how and what is wrong? Have you ...

Incorrect voltage input I accidentally plug the 110 Volts source input into 220volts after that the speaker is nopt working anymore Check the fuse. Otherwise there's another fuse at the low voltage ...

...speaker covers. These should be tightened only finger tight. Loosen them and remove the speaker covers. This should reveal the lamp cover and instructions on lamp replacement. You will need a philips ...

...the mounting screw 1. Carefully remove the ear pad. 2. There is a shiny plastic cover over the speaker with some foam padding. Gently pry this off - it is sticky. 3. You will now see the speaker ...

I burned the speaker on sabbufere! Tell how a speaker can I replace a burned-out! The model of my sabbufera Sony SA-30! Hello Your burned subwoofer speaker is [16cm] one, magnetically shelded type. If

... first unplug the tv, then there's a thumb screw on each side on the rear of the set that holds the speaker cover on the front of the tv, when they're loose (they won't come out) firmly grasp the ...