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Thank you for the help but none of it will do me any good if I can't do step one of removing the rails. Please send me pictures of how the rails are fastened onto the frame so I will have an idea of which way to pound them? I did not know a dead blow hammer and a rubber mallet are not the same...

I have whacked both the top and bottom end of the rail quit smartly with a rubber mallet. Nothing happens. The picture of the. slide makes it appear that I should be hammering the tops to drive it down through the slot. Is that correct? Will one rail move without the other moving? Or do...

no. It is firmly fixed in place.

The speakers have stood unused for a year or more so I don't know if they quit suddenly or not. The upper section on the right speaker doesn't work at all. No sound at all. The lower section works fine. Both upper and lower sections on the left speaker work fine. I swapped the audio cables...

That sounds worth trying. I will give it a shot.

How would I do that? I just see a black box with connection posts.

I disconnected it overnight, then vacuumed the front of it again. Still no upper stage output. Is there something I can do to get it to work short of disassembling it? I have seen videos of pounding the rails off with a rubber mallet. Is that the logical next step? I have a rubber mallet...