> > Could I have messed up the connection to the speaker? With the old modem it
>> used to 'click' at initialization. Or is it possible that the speaker just
>> quit working? Is there a way to test the speaker?
>
>The power to the speaker is provided by way of the video cable. Perhaps it
>became slightly dislodged when you installed the modem. I kind of doubt it
>though because that seems too simple, but you never know.
I believe the speaker signal (and power) actually comes through a
separate two-conductor cable that plugs in just above the video cable
connector (threaded underneath the cable itself). It is pretty easy
to knock it loose, damage it, or just forget to plug it in when
you're reassembling a Duo. That's probably what's happened here. One
only need remove the keyboard to check and see if it's still in place.
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