19 minutes ago, Andy cb said:

But how do I stop the case all the tamper switch is fitted to the circuit boar and in to the case don’t think I can get the tamper switch out without damage

Swap the case

1 minute ago, Andy cb said:

Swap the case

In new one disconnect the speaker from the circuit board and use it as you did your old 

 

Or swap the case damaging the tamper switch won't matter 

 

Or use this new one as an internal bell and use it on outputs and keep broken one connected as is 

 

 

 

 

 

Just swap the case as said above

I want to keep and use tamper

 

speaker is soldered into circuit board so would need to cut it out 

 

to swap case over I think I would run risk of braking new case as I try to take out speaker, circuit board and LED

Edited October 25, 20196 yr by Andy cb

3 minutes ago, Andy cb said:

I want to keep and use tamper

 

speaker is soldered into circuit board so would need to cut it out 

 

to swap case over I think I would run risk of braking new case as I try to take out speaker, circuit board and LED

You can disconnect the tamper aswell and use that on a tamper circuit 

 

Either way you can't use that circuit board on the speaker output simple

1 hour ago, Andy cb said:

But how do I stop the case all the tamper switch is fitted to the circuit boar and in to the case don’t think I can get the tamper switch out without damage

Swap the case

11 minutes ago, al-yeti said:

You can disconnect the tamper aswell and use that on a tamper circuit 

 

Either way you can't use that circuit board on the speaker output simple

Ok I think I need to return it am I right I’m needing to CQR soint1 I posted about earlier

There's not much to it, you either send it back and have to wait and pay again or...

 

a) remove all the electronics from both cases and swap them over

b) snip all the black wires on the new unit close to the PCB, remove PCB fit and wire the terminal blocks like in the original.

6 minutes ago, sixwheeledbeast said:

There's not much to it, you either send it back and have to wait and pay again or...

 

a) remove all the electronics from both cases and swap them over

b) snip all the black wires on the new unit close to the PCB, remove PCB fit and wire the terminal blocks like in the original.

 

choc block onto speaker, retain driver board for tamper, easy ?

If you don't mind the terminal strip floating around yer.

5 minutes ago, sixwheeledbeast said:

If you don't mind the terminal strip floating around yer.

So what your saying is snip all the black wires from the new speaker and the new tamper switch take out the circuit board and led and just use the connector bloc from old sounder

Edited October 25, 20196 yr by Andy cb

14 hours ago, Andy cb said:

So what your saying is snip all the black wires from the new speaker and the new tamper switch take out the circuit board and led and just use the connector bloc from old sounder

Yes but your going in circles now read all answers more or less what they been saying all along