Wilson Audio Cub Series 2 - Manual (Page 56)

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Using the 1/8” Allen wrench remove the crossover
for the driver that is out (upper crossover is for
tweeter, lower crossover is for the midrange)
Locate the resistor and remove the resistor using
a soldering iron. Replace the resistor and solder
the new resistor in the old ones place.
Note: An improper resistor value will deteriorate
your speaker performance
Plug your amplifier into the wall and turn it on.
Listen to the channel at a low level. The driver
should now be operating correctly.
Amplifier shuts off as soon
as it is turned on: Check to see if your speaker cables are properly
secured. Look for frayed ends, loose connections,
a conductor contacting the amplifier chassis.
Turn the amplifier off and disconnect it from the
AC wall outlet. Disconnect the preamplifier leads
to the amplifier. Now turn back on the amplifier.
If the problem is solved: There is something
wrong with your preamplifier or interconnect. Call
your dealer.
If the problem persists: Leave the pre-amp leads
disconnected and continue on to the next step.
Turn the amplifier off and disconnect it from the
AC wall outlet. Disconnect the speaker leads at
the main input to the speaker . Now turn the
amplifier on.