CAUTION: THE PANARAY LOUDSPEAKERS CONTAIN NO USER-SERVICEABLE
PARTS. TO PREVENT WARRANTY INFRACTIONS, REFER SERVICING TO WARRANTY
SERVICE STATIONS OR FACTORY SERVICE.
PROPRIETARY INFORMATION
THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS PROPRIETARY INFORMATION OF
BOSE
®
CORPORATION WHICH IS BEING FURNISHED ONLY FOR
THE PURPOSE OF SERVICING THE IDENTIFIED BOSE PRODUCT
BY AN AUTHORIZED BOSE SERVICE CENTER OR OWNER OF THE
BOSE PRODUCT, AND SHALL NOT BE REPRODUCED OR USED
FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSE.
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SPECIFICATIONS
3202™ II
Mechanical Specification
Dimensions:
Weight: 106lb48kg
Components: One High-frequency
Frequency Range:160Hz to 16kHz (± 3dB)Crossover frequency 2kHz
connector(s) and the weather protector, (if
used).
1.2 Disconnect the red and black wires (6)
from the compression driver terminals.
Note: On some models, the connectors
may have been soldered.
1.3 Remove the four screws (4) holding
the compression driver assembly (3) to the
cabinet.
1.4 Remove the four screws holding the
compression driver (2) to the mounting
plate.
2. Compression Driver Replacement
2.1 Place the new compression driver on
to the mounting plate, and secure it to the
plate.
2.2 Place the compression driver assembly (3) on to the cabinet and secure it to
the cabinet.
Note: Tighten screws in the following
order: clockwise with a torque setting of 5
inch-pounds. Counter clockwise with a
torque setting of 15 inch-pounds. Clockwise with a torque setting of 25 inchpounds.
2.3 Reconnect the red and black wires (6)
to the terminals on the driver.
3. M-10 Driver Removal
3.1 Perform procedure 1.1.
3.2 Remove the bottom two screws (5) on
the connector panel (7).
3.3 Loosen the two top screws on the
connector panel. This will allow room for
the M-10 driver when lifting it out of the
cabinet.
3.4 Remove the four screws (8) holding
the M-10 driver (1) to the cabinet.
Note: Do not let the driver fall out of the
cabinet.
3.5 Disconnect the green and white wires
(10) from the M-10 driver.
4. M-10 Driver Replacement
4.1 Reconnect the green and white wires
onto the new M-10 driver.
4.2 Place the new M-10 driver (1) onto the
cabinet, carefully routing the green and
white wires around the side of the driver.
4.3 Secure the M-10 driver to the cabinet.
4.4 Replace the two screws(5) in the
bottom of the connector panel, and tighten
all four screws.
4.5 Perform procedure 2.4 and 2.5.
Note: To remove the lower M-10 driver (9)
from the model 3202 simply remove the
four screws (11) holding the driver to the
cabinet, and disconnect the speaker wires.
2.4 Perform the test procedures on page
13.
2.5 Reconnect the Neutrik Speakon
connector to the speaker panel and replace the weather protector, (if used).
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DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY PROCEDURES
3202™/4402™/9702™ SERIES II
Caution: The rear of the Panaray® LT
loudspeakers can become extremely hot
during normal use. Do not attempt to
service the loudspeakers until they have
cooled to room temperature.
Note: Numbers in parentheses correspond
to the item call outs in Figure 2.
1. Compression Driver Removal
1.1 Disconnect the Neutrik Speakon™
connector from the connector panel (6).
1.2 Remove the two screws (7) holding the
cover assembly on to the cabinet. Slide the
cover assembly (15) up and remove it from
the cabinet.
1.3 Disconnect the red and black wires
from the terminals of the compression
driver (1).
Note: On some models, the connectors
may have been soldered.
2.3 Reconnect the red and black wires
on the compression driver terminals.
Take care to place the red wire on the
positive(+) terminal and the black wire
on the negative (-) terminal.
2.4 Perform the test procedures on page
13.
2.5 Align the cover assembly (15) tabs
with the slots in the cabinet and slide the
cover into place. Secure the cover to the
cabinet.
2.6 Reconnect the Neutrik Speakon
connector to the connector panel.
3. Vee Four Driver Removal
3.1 Perform steps 1.1 and 1.2.
3.2 Disconnect the green and white wires
from the Vee Four terminals.
1.4 Remove the four screws (4) holding
the compression driver assembly (1) to the
cabinet.
1.5 Remove the compression driver assembly from the cabinet.
1.6 Remove the four screws holding the
compression driver to the mounting plate
(3).
2. Compression Driver Replacement
2.1 Place the new driver on to the mount-
ing plate (3) and secure it to the plate.
2.2 Place the compression driver assembly
(1) into the cabinet and secure it to the
cabinet.
3.3 Remove the four screws (5) holding
the Vee Four driver assembly (2) to the
cabinet.
3.4 Remove the Vee Four driver assembly
(2) from the cabinet.
4. Vee Four Driver Replacement
4.1 Place the new Vee Four driver assem-
bly into the cabinet.
4.2 Secure the driver assembly (2) to the
cabinet using the screws supplied with the
new driver assembly package.
4.3 Reconnect the green and white wires
to the terminals on the driver assembly.
Take care to place the green wire on to the
positive (+) terminal and the white wire on
to the negative (-) terminal.
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4.4 Perform steps 2.4 thru 2.6.
DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY PROCEDURES
3202™/4402™/9702™ SERIES II
Note: The 3202 II loudspeaker has two V ee
Four driver assemblies. The cover does not
need to be removed to access the lower
driver assembly.
5. Vee Four Lower Driver Removal
5.1 Disconnect the two wires connected to
the terminals on the driver assembly.
5.2 Remove the four screws holding the
driver assembly to the cabinet.
5.3 Remove the driver assembly.
6. Vee Four Lower Driver Replacement
6.1 Place the new Vee Four driver assem-
bly onto the cabinet.
6.2 Secure driver assembly to the cabinet
using the screws provided in the new driver
assembly packaging.
8.3 Place the new inductor assembly (13)
into the cabinet and secure it to the cabinet.
Connect the wires to the capacitor and wire
harness.
8.4 Perform the test procedures on page
13.
8.5 Perform stepand 2.5.
6.3 Perform the test procedures on page
13.
7. Crossover Component Removal
7.1 Perform steps 1.1 and 1.2.
7.2 To remove the capacitors remove the
screws from the bracket (12) and disconnect the wires.
7.3 To remove the inductor assembly (13)
remove the screw (19) from the center of
the inductor. Disconnect the inductor from
the capacitor and the wire harness and
remove the inductor.
8. Crossover Component Replacement
8.1 Reconnect the wires to the new ca-
pacitor and place it into the cabinet. Place
the bracket (12) over the capacitor and
secure it to the cabinet.
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DIAPHRAGM REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE
Note: Use a clean, well lit work area to
replace the diaphragm. The work area must
be free of magnetic materials that might be
attracted to the magnet in the compression
driver.
1. Rear Cover Removal
1.1 Carefully clean the outside of the
compression driver with a damp cloth.
1.2 Place the compression driver so the
rear is facing up.
1.3 Remove the three stainless steel
hexhead screws with a 5/32" hex wrench
by first loosening each screw one turn.
Then alternately loosen each screw until
they are removed from the rear cover.
1.4 Gently lift the rear cover straight up.
Set it down on its outside to keep the inside
clean.
2. Diaphragm Removal
2.1 Remove the black diaphragm assem-
bly by gently lifting and rotating it.
Note: If the gap is still not clean
replace the entire compression driver.
C. The front plate may have some small
smudges from fingerprints but there should
be no debris (from a shattered aluminum
diaphragm or any other source) and it
should feel smooth to the touch with no pits
in the metal.
4. Diaphragm Kit Replacement
4.1 Remove the replacement diaphragm
from its carton. Set it down so the coil is
facing up.
4.2 Grasp the diaphragm assembly around
its edges and gently place it onto the front
of the compression driver assembly.
Note: Take care not to damage the bobbin
as it comes in contact with the driver
assembly.
4.3 Slowly and gently rotate the diaphragm assembly so that the coil is worked
into the gap and the diaphragm assembly
rests smoothly against the front of the
compression driver.
3. Compression Driver Magnet Inspection
Procedure
3.1 Examine the gap in which the coil of
the diaphragm sits by doing the following
steps.
A. Gently insert one end of a piece of
paper (approximately 1" x 1/2") into the
gap. Move the paper around the perimeter
of the gap. You should not feel any debris
or obstructions with the paper.
B. To remove the debris (if any) from
the gap, fold a piece of masking tap so that
both sides are sticky. Insert the tape into
the gap and work into and around the gap,
removing any debris. Check the gap with a
piece of paper. Once the gap is clean make
sure that there is no debris on the front
plate.
4.4 Align the holes in the diaphragm
assembly with the holes in the compression
driver.
4.5 Place the rear cover back on by aligning the three screw holes and the three
post holes.
Note: Make sure the assembly fits together
flush, and the holes are aligned.
4.6 Place screw with lock washer into each
of the three holes. Tighten screws in this
order: clockwise with a torque setting of 5
inch-pounds. Counter clockwise with a
torque setting of 15 inch-pounds. Clockwise
with a torque setting of 25 inch-pounds.
4.7 Perform step 2 in the Disassembly/
Assembly Procedures.
4.8 Perform Test Procedures.
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High-Frequency -
Mid-Range -
High-Frequency +
Mid-Range +
IF THE JUMPERS ARE NOT USED
CONNECT TO THE TERMINAL BLOCK
ACCORDING TO THIS PIN LAY-OUT.
TEST PROCEDURES
pin 1 +
pin 2 +
pin 1 -
pin 2 -
CONNECT TEST CABLES
HERE AT THE TERMINAL
BLOCK.
JUMPER
JUMPERIF JUMPERS ARE USED
Figure 3. Connection Diagram
Note: Connect the cables to the terminal
block as shown in Figure 3.
1. Rub and Tick Test
1.1 Apply an 8Vrms, 10Hz signal to the
input terminals of the speaker.
1.2 No extraneous noise such as rubbing,
scraping or ticking should be heard.
2. Phase Test
2.1 Disconnect the connectors at the V-4
or M-10 terminals. Momentarily apply
±1Vdc to the terminals. Observe polarity
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when connecting the dc power supply. All
the drivers should move outward.
3. Frequency Power Sweep Test
3.1 Apply an 8Vrms, 10Hz signal to the
speaker input terminals.
3.2 Sweep the Loudspeaker from 10Hz to
2kHz.
3.3 Lower the applied voltage to 4Vrmsand sweep the loudspeaker from 1kHz to
5kHz.
3.4 Listen for any buzzes, rattles or other
extraneous noises from the loudspeaker.
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PART LIST NOTES
1. There are two high-frequency compression drivers available.
Part number 176605 is used for the original Panaray
Part number 186100 is used for the Panaray LT Series II Systems.
2. The replacement diaphragm kit is used to repair both the original and series II high-frequency compression drivers.
3. There are two Vee Four mid-range driver assemblies used on the 3202™ II.
4. There are two M-10 drivers used on the 3202 panaray loudspeaker.
1Packing, Insert, eps1480444
2Poly B agN/A13202™ II
2Poly B agN/A14402™ II
2Poly B agN/A19702™ II
3Tray, Packing181 67423202 II
3Tray, Packing181 67624402 II
3Tray, Packing181 67829702 II
4Packing, Insert, Crease
Sheet
DesriptionPart
Number
1816792
OtyNote
3
4
3
2
1
Figure 6. Packing
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