Do the wires need to be soldered to the circuit board (like the old analog one I'm replacing) or do they simply secure with screws? Thanks.
640210
Wire nuts should be all you need. Soldering is a better connection, but don't solder them right at the board. You may cause damage to the board or cause the preattached wires to become loose at the board.
2148462
Before I installed mine I watched a bunch of videos about it on YouTube. They were super helpful. Here's a link and it shows which wires connect to what:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=U_2bLUhFZbA
2069058
Very simple.....the included hardware was more than sufficient, I used low voltage wire and everything worked very well, my electrician helped me of course.
1732333
There are screw terminals for the speaker wires. You unscrew the binding post, put the bare speaker wire into the connector, and using your fingers tighten the binding post down on each wire.
717450
Yes, that's exactly what I did. There are 2 screws on the back where you attach the wires.
1736809
I didn't even need to connect the brown wires when I installed mine. Most installations won't need them. As for if you do, Someone else may have to chime in about where they connect.
1543674
Just a few screws and two wires. Depending how old the unit is it might be better to change the whole unit.
839688
As I remember, the wires are sticking out from the enclosure. In any case... Wiring these is really simple.
1059400
I had no problem. I ordered a replacement. When it arrived, I found a video on line that showed step by step what to do. You just have to be careful with the wires. It took less than an hour.
2124411
Depending on the application, you can either solder or crimp the wires. I chose to solder. The only tool really required was a small needle nose pliers.
178295
just speaker wire is fine, you press the buttons on the back of the amp and then shove it in the holes then release the buttons. For the back of the speakers you loosen the terminals by hand and holes should appear from the top/bottom and you put the stripped end of the wire in there and tighten it up!
349068
No. The wires are mounted underneath a small plastic tab can't be removed without breaking the tab. You're either going to have to drill a half inch hole like I did, or, better yet, don't use the easy connectors and just use wire and solder directly to the strip. That way you could get away with maybe a 1/4" hole.
2111754
Just run the wires down to a 12v power source and connect them using solder or proper wire connectors.
1407562
Not a difficult issue, connect the wires who's colors match with small wire nuts or just black electrical tape ( this is low voltage).Push everything back into the wall, fasten with the two screws. Ten minutes max.
1849651
You can use the universal connectors to connect the wires (it is faster than soldering them). However I personally like to solder them and use shrink tubs to protect soldered joints. I also like to do as much of the wire connections on my work bench using alligator clips to hold wires when soldering them (always tin the wires prior to solder in them together). Where ever possible do soldering without any receiver or amp connected. Its always better to solder wires to insure a good wire connections. Either way take your time to insure good connections. Hope this helps Good luck Dave Dave
1507483
Sure you can cut off the clamps and put some solder less connecters on the wires to make a more perminate connection.Just make sure red is on red and black is on black.
210662
When I finally figured out my problem, it was the circuit board, and I didn't needs these parts, But I did look these parts over, mounting, electrical connection, and size, and I figured they would work. Hope this helps.