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Specifications .................................................................................................................................... 2
Disassembly/Assembly Procedures ........................................................................................... 3-4
Figure 1. Acoustimass®-4 Test Setup Diagram ................................................................................. 4
Test Procedures ............................................................................................................................ 4-6
Part List Notes ...................................................................................................................................7
Main Part List, Acoustimass-4 Home Theater Speaker System (see Figure 2) ........................... 7
Figure 2. Acoustimass-4 Home Theater Speaker System Exploded View ....................................... 7
Main Part List, Acoustimass-4 Satellite Speaker (see Figure 3) ................................................... 8
Figure 3. Acoustimass-4 Satellite Speaker Exploded View .............................................................. 8
Electrical Part List, Crossover Assembly, Acoustimass-4 Speaker System (see Figure 4) ....... 9
Figure 4. Acoustimass-4 Crossover Layout Diagram ....................................................................... 9
Packaging Part List, Acoustimass-4 Home Theater Speaker System (see Figure 5) ............... 10
Figure 5. Acoustimass-4 Home Theater Speaker System Packaging View ................................... 10
Figure 6. Acoustimass-4 Woofer Wiring Diagram ........................................................................... 11
Figure 7. Acoustimass-4 Crossover PCB Assembly Schematic Diagram ..................................... 11
PROPRIETARY INFORMATION
WARRANTY
The Bose Acoustimass-4 Home Theater Speaker System is covered by a
limited five year warranty.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Dimensions: Bass Module: 7.5" x 14.2" x 8.0" (19 cm x 36 cm x 20 cm)
Satellites: 3.1" x 3.1" x 4.8" (7.9 cm x 7.9 cm x 12.1 cm)
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DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY PROCEDURES
Satellite Speaker Procedures Bass Module Procedures
Note: Refer to Figure 3 for the following Note: Refer to Figure 2 for the following
procedures. procedures.
1.1 Grasp the satellite speaker with one 5.1 Remove the six screws (1) that secure
hand. With the other hand, grasp both the the terminal cup (2) to the bass module.
top and bottom of the grille assembly (2).
Squeeze inward and pull the grille assembly Note: The crossover PCB assembly (4) is
away from the satellite speaker. mounted on the inside of the terminal cup.
Service loops in the crossover/woofer
2. Satellite Grille Replacement connections may prevent easy access to
the terminal cup. Untwist the service loops
2.1 Align the grille assembly (2) with the and slide the terminal cup out far enough
satellite speaker. Make sure that the curved to access its connections.
edges of the grille are oriented vertically.
The Bose® nameplate should be positioned 5.2 Lift the terminal cup carefully away
in the bottom right corner of the grille. from the bass module.
2.2 Snap the grille assembly into place. 6. Terminal Cup Replacement
3. TwiddlerTM Removal 6.1 Slide the terminal cup (2) partially into
the bass module. Twist the crossover/
3.1 Perform procedure 1. woofer connections into service loops.
3.2 Using a phillips-head screwdriver, Caution: Make sure that the lamps and
remove the four screws (3) that hold the polyswitches remain straight (vertical) on
Twiddler (4) in place. the crossover PCB assembly (4). They
should not contact each other or any other
3.3 Carefully lift the Twiddler out of the components.
cabinet, make a note of the Twiddler wiring
and cut the wires as close to the driver 6.2 Slide the terminal cup completely into
terminals as possible. the module.
4. Twiddler Replacement 6.3 Align the screw holes. Make sure that
the terminal cup gasket (3) is aligned
4.1 Strip the wires and, observing polarity, correctly behind the terminal cup. Secure
solder them to the replacement Twiddler (4) the terminal cup to the bass module using
terminals. Refer to the wiring diagram made the six screws (1) removed in procedure
in step 3.3. 5.1.
4.2 Align the driver to the cabinet and 7. Crossover PCB Assembly Removal
secure the Twiddler to the baffle using the
four screws (3) removed in step 3.2. 7.1 Perform procedure 5.
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DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY PROCEDURES
7.3 Remove the four screws (1) that secure
the crossover PCB assembly to the termi-
Test Procedures
nal cup (2).
Note: Refer to Figure 1 below unless
8. Crossover PCB Assembly Replacement otherwise specified.
8.1 Align the crossover PCB assembly (4) Note: The woofer in the bass module is
to the terminal cup (2) and secure it using non-repairable. If you suspect the woofer is
the four screws (1) removed in step 7.3. defective the bass module will need to be
replaced.
8.2 At an angle, carefully slide the cross-
over PCB assembly into the bass module. 1. System Sweep Test
Signal Generator
Bass
Module
+ -
+ - + - + -
Amplifier + - + - + -
+ - - + - + - +
1.4 Reduce the input signal level to the 3.4 Apply an 10 Vrms, 100 Hz signal to the
bass module to 4 Vrms and continue center channel input on the bass module.
sweeping from 1 kHz to 15 kHz. If any Note: Do not apply the input signal for more
TwiddlerTM buzzes or sounds distorted, than 60 seconds.
replace it.
3.5 Using a voltmeter, measure the AC
1.5 Repeat steps 1.2 to 1.4 for the right voltage level at the center channel bass
and center channels. module output. There should be a gradual
reduction in the sound level. The output AC
Note: If a satellite speaker or the bass voltage level should decrease from approxi-
module malfunctions, check all connections mately 8 Vrms to 3.5 Vrms.
and look for faulty components on the
crossover assembly. Note: If the sound level stays the same,
then polyswitch PTC2 may be defective.
2. Air Leak Test If the sound output stops completely, then
lamp DS2 may be defective. Refer to the
2.1 Apply an 8 Vrms, 45 Hz signal to the left schematic diagram Figure 7.
and right channel inputs on the bass mod-
ule. 4. Woofer Phase Test
2.2 Listen for air leaks around the terminal 4.1 Set up the system as shown in Figure 1.
cup and cabinet seams. Air leaks will be
heard as a hissing or sputtering noise. 4.2 Apply an 8 Vrms, 45 Hz signal to the left
Repair any air leaks. All repairs must be and right channel inputs on the bass module.
hidden.
4.3 Disconnect either the left or right input to
3. Automatic System Protection Test the bass module. The sound output from the
bass module should decrease.
3.1 Apply an 12 Vrms, 100 Hz signal to the
left channel input on the bass module. Note: If the sound output increases, stays
Note: Do not apply the input signal for more the same or stops completely, check for a
than 60 seconds. defective woofer or incorrect connections.
The woofer is non-repairable. If the woofer is
3.2 Using a voltmeter, measure the AC defective, then the bass module must be
voltage level at the left channel bass mod- replaced.
ule output. There should be a gradual
reduction in the sound level. The output AC
voltage level should decrease from approxi-
mately 8 Vrms to 3.5 Vrms.
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TEST PROCEDURES
5. TwiddlerTM Phase Test 6.5 Measure the AC voltage at the satellite
speaker input terminals. For the left and
Note: DO NOT set up the system as right channels, the voltage should read
shown in Figure 1 for these tests. The .89 +/- .12 Vrms. For the center channel,
satellite speakers will be tested individually. the voltage should read .89 +/- .12 Vrms.
5.1 Remove the satellite speaker grille 6.6 Apply a 2 Vrms, 12 kHz signal to the
using disassembly/assembly procedure 1. left, right and center channel inputs on the
bass module.
5.2 Observing polarity, apply +6 Vdc to the
satellite speaker input terminals. 6.7 Measure the AC voltage at the satellite
Note: Apply the DC voltage level for only a speaker input terminals. For the left and
short time to avoid damage to the satellite right channels, the voltage should read
speaker. 1.70 +/- .12 Vrms. For the center channel,
the voltage should read 1.70 +/- .12 Vrms.
5.3 With the DC voltage applied, observe
the motion of the Twiddler. It should move
outward. Repeat this test for all of the
satellite speakers in the system.
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PART LIST NOTES
1. This part is not normally available from Customer Service. Approval from the Field Service
Manager is required before ordering.
2. The individual parts located on the PCBs are listed in the Electrical Part List.
1 6X
1
4X
BLACK PUSH-
TERMINAL
5
THREADED INSERT
BELOW TERMINAL
STRIP
4
8
2
1
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PACKAGING PART LIST
Acoustimass®-4 Home Theater Speaker System (see Figure 5)
Item Description Part Number Qty. Note
Number
1 BAG, POLY, 14.38X9.87.X2 MIL 103351 1
2 MANUAL, OWNER’S, AM-4 172813 1
MANUAL, OWNER’S, AM-4 HT SURR 181918 1
3 CARD, INFO, WARRANTY, U.S. 181357 1
4 CARD, INFO, WARRANTY, MULTI-LANG 181460 1
5 BROCHURE, ALL PRODUCT 188898 1
6 BUMPER, RECESSED, FOOT, .88” 142839 4
7 SHT, DEC OF CONFORMITY, AM-4 184059 1
SHT, DEC OF CONFORMITY, AM-HT 184078 1
8 SAT ASSY, PKG, SGL, PRO GRAY 175680-4 3
SAT ASSY, PKG, SGL, BLK 175680-119 3
SAT ASSY, PKG, SGL, WHT 175680-129 3
9 PACKING, INSERT, CORRUGATED 149253 1
10 PACKING, CORNER POST, INSERT 148364 2
11 BAG, POLY, HDPE, 13.5X35X9X1 MIL 114522 1
12 PACKING, CORNER POST, BASS MODULE 148044 2
13 WIRE, 18/2, BLACK, 20FT. 130915 6
WIRE, 18/2, ARCTIC WHT, 20FT. 140236 6
14 CARTON, RSC, AM-4, IRL 173529 1
CARTON, ALB, AM-4 HT 181658-00 1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
8 3X
9
2X 10
11
2X 12 13 3X
14
- +
+ -
ORANGE GREEN
REAR VIEW OF WOOFER
AND WIRE CONNECTIONS
L1 (L3)
J5 Left
.3mH (J15)
LEFT (Right)
(RIGHT) Satellite
YELLOW J2
CHANNEL
(ORANGE) (J12)
INPUT
OUTPUT
TO WOOFER
GREEN
(BROWN) J3
(J13)
- J4
(J14)
J6
(J16)
DS2 C6
VAL 10
PTC2 R2
+ J7
5.1
RXE050
CENTER
CHANNEL L2
INPUT J9 Center
.3mH
Satellite
- J8 J10
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2000 Bose Corporation Service Manual
Part Number 174783 Rev. 01
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