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To become a QSC Premier Service Center, you must pass four tests built off the online training material courses. This certification program is intended to allow your Service Center become fully capable and knowledgeable in servicing QSC products professionally and reliably.
This fourth and See morefinal test will cover general knowledge about loudspeaker repair and testing. Good luck!
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The enclosure and mounting points.
The low frequency driver.
The high frequency driver.
The pole-cup assembly.
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Source: Pink Noise, Analyzing: 1/3 Octave RTA
Source: 1/3 Octave Filter, Analysis: 1/3 Octave RTA
Source: WhitePink Noise, Analysis: 1/3 Octave RTA
Source: Pink Noise, Analysis: 46 Octave RTA
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Sine wave
Pink noise
White noise
Square wave
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Internal wiring
Driver continuity
Scratches on the enclosure
Power handling
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Repair the driver with a recone kit from a different manufacturer.
Send the driver to a recone professional.
Replace the entire driver.
Ask Dan Akyrod from the Coneheads.
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Install a gasket around the driver frame.
Don't install a gasket, it was meant to be without one.
Install a gasket on the enclosure.
Use the gasket from the damaged woofer.
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Complete enclosure replacement if possible.
Repair the enclosure yourself.
Send the enclosure to a professional for repair.
Send the enclosure back to QSC for repair.
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Eliminates air leaks.
Keeps spots off your driveway.
Used for time alignment with the high frequency driver.
Shock mounting for improved coil instability.
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In a circle, clockwise
In a circle, counter-clockwise
In a random order
In a criss-cross pattern
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So the driver doesn't loosen while outputting audio.
So the driver plays more crisp and clear audio.
So the driver spins less in the enclosure.
So the frame of the driver does not distort because of uneven pressure.
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Pink noise
Music
Square Wave
DC
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Bevel diagonal wire cutters
Flat pliers
Putty knife
Special grill clip removers manufactured by QSC.
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Verify the customer's complaint.
Open the speaker enclosure.
Check the driver independently.
Check the crossover assembly.
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True
False
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Grill damage
Woofer failure
Overpowering
Baffle cracking
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The customer is too aggressive with the switch.
Too much power flows through the switch.
The customer is running the amplifier at the wrong voltage setting.
The switch is not meant to be turned.
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No
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Verify the customer's complaint.
Open the speaker enclosure.
Remove the amplifier module.
Remove the PCB module.
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Blue LED only.
Red LED, Green LED, then Blue LED
Red, Green, and Blue LED on at the same time, then the Red and Green LED off after 1 second.
Red LED and Blue LED on always.
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The drivers
The wiring harness
The amplifier module.
The LEDs themselves.
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Remove the amplifier and test the drivers.
Test the front LED
Remove the wiring harness from the amplifier module and then try again.
Apply an audio signal to the input and confirm sound output.
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Bridge Rectifier
Surface mount capacitors
Inductors
Fuse
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Intermittent or no power
Open HF (compression) driver.
Bad mid-frequency driver.
Dust cap falling off cone.
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Amplifier section
The drivers should be checked
The input section
Muting section
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Fuse F2
Main AC Fuse F1
The woofer
Check the crossover assembly, which obviously doesn't exist in this subwoofer.
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Open voice coil
Shorted voice coil
Frozen driver
The amplifier is actually the problem.
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Schematic
Exploded view
CAD Layout
Q-sys Designer Files
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The knuckle
The drivers
The handles
The grill
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All parts should be tightened to specified torque ratings.
Test the every speaker in the array.
Lubricate with ample amounts of KLA jelly.
Calibrate the angle of the array to a 1 kHz test tone.
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