John,
I understand that it was working OK and then just quit, so your wiring
should be correct. When you said you 'ohmed out' the speaker, I trust you
meant that you removed the connector from the RF board and did the ohmmeter
check from that point - if not, please do so to check continuity through the
external speaker jack contacts.
There is no way to mute the speaker other than by putting a plug into either
the headphone or ext speaker jack. It does sound like you may have a bad
contact in the headphone jack. You might try extracting the headphone plug
rapidly several times to see if the spring contacts might just be stuck, or
just send off a request to
[hidden email] and be done with it (except
for the replacement chore once you have a new jack.
73,
Don W3FPR
> -----Original Message-----
>
> Is there a way to mute the speaker output of the K2... perhaps in some of
> the menus? I was messing with the menu options of my K2100 and
> seem to have
> lost speaker output (though headphone output is just fine).
>
> I took the side panel off and the speaker ohms out correctly at the
> connector end.
>
> Is there a way to mute it that I might have enabled?
>
> John
>
>
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