The horn is an ac powered unit cosisting of an electromagnet and a steel diaphragm. Some previous posts described cleaning the area behind the guard or even drilling out the rivets and cleaning out the inside. The only other possibility is to make sure all the connections are good and the button makes good contact.
One more...take voice lessons. : )
Ron
| Subject | Written By | Posted |
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| horn??Topic by: paul | paul | 09/13/01 10:33AM |
| Re: horn??Re: SteelToad | SteelToad | 09/13/01 11:26AM |
| Re: horn??Re: Ron Brown | Ron Brown | 09/13/01 01:20PM |
| Re: horn??Re: XBrandon EdgeX | XBrandon EdgeX | 09/13/01 02:24PM |
| Re: horn??Re: Brian | Brian | 09/13/01 02:20PM |
| Re: horn??Re: SteelToad | SteelToad | 09/13/01 02:57PM |
| Re: horn??Re: Ron Brown | Ron Brown | 09/13/01 03:47PM |
| Re: horn??Re: jamie leonard | jamie leonard | 09/13/01 04:22PM |
| Re: horn??Re: Wacko Wally | Wacko Wally | 09/15/01 12:55AM |
| Re: horn??Re: Ron Brown | Ron Brown | 09/15/01 02:45PM |
| Re: horn??Re: Wayne Broderick | Wayne Broderick | 09/13/01 07:40PM |
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