How Do You Repair A Woofer Cone Tear With Rubber Cement?

Home audio systems normally employ the use of large woofers or subwoofers. Many large speaker boxes have a 10- to 16-inch woofer at the bottom of the speaker. Sometimes these woofers are bumped into or damaged resulting in a hole or tear in the woofer cone.

The woofer cone is made from a cardboard or rigid paper and, when torn, can be easily repaired with household epoxy or rubber cement. In the event of large tears, you can make a small patch out of construction paper and use rubber cement to fix the tear in the woofer. Step 1 Remove the woofer from the speaker box.

The woofer will be screwed into the box around the diameter of the cone. Remove the screws and take the woofer out. Step 2 Disconnect any wires to the woofer and turn the woofer over.

Measure the length of the tear with a tape measure or ruler. Step 3 Cut a small piece of paper with scissors to fit along the length of the tear. Use black construction paper to mimic the color and thickness of the cone.

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