DC Lab XL D1 15 Cone Trouble

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jkok7
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Really could use some help figuring this out.

My sub only plays when I push the cone upwards (away from the motor)

Spider seems to be fine, lead tinsels etc.

Again, if I physically raise the cone with my fingers it plays fine.

As soon as I let it fall back to resting position it doesn't play.

If I press the cone downwards, it'll play slightly for about 2 seconds then stop while I have it pressed down.

Please help! Thanks!

 
It looks like the spider is flexible after all. Not too stiff.

The amp is fine though and cross checked on another sub.

Looks like a need a recone.

 
Since your at the recone point already

Pop off the dust cap and check the solder joints under it if you can

Even try heating them up with a soldering iron

Also try at the ouch terminals

Maybe it's a bad joint and when you push up it puts tension on the lead and makes a connection

It has worked with one of my subs that did that

At least for a while

 
Since your at the recone point alreadyPop off the dust cap and check the solder joints under it if you can

Even try heating them up with a soldering iron

Also try at the ouch terminals

Maybe it's a bad joint and when you push up it puts tension on the lead and makes a connection

It has worked with one of my subs that did that

At least for a while
Thats what I was getting at. Thanks for clarifying. I think thats the problem honestly

 
It's not wired out of phase, but I will check the lead connections.

I think one of the leads connected to the terminal is suspect.

 
Noticed last night the spider has a few gaps where it should be glued to the basket. Is there a way to remove the old glue so you can have a clean surface for regluing?

 
I'd want a Dual 1 ohm, 4" coil, 8 layer and dish dust cap. Basically same specs as a DC Lab XL 15. I don't know how much money I'd save though. The recone from DC is like $175.00

 
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