How to open Logitech Z130 speakers
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Last updated on Jun 26, 2024
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓If you’re having trouble with your Logitech Z130 speakers, this guide will show you how to open them in order to access the internal components.
This guide isn’t intended for a specific repair, only to allow you to open the speakers to diagnose a problem.
What you need
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Two front screws are hidden by the speaker grid
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Remove the two screws which are now apparent
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Remove the volume button by pulling it
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Unscrew the nut which is now exposed
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Remove the nut and the spacer
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Two front screws are hidden by a pad below the speaker.
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Remove the pad
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Remove the two bottom screws.
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Job's done, you are now able to open the speaker by gently pulling the front part of it.
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3 Guide Comments
Thanks for this - I needed to open up my Z130 to spray contact cleaner in the volume potentiometer. No more breakup when turning the volume knob!
Whew! I was ruining the speaker plastic trying to pry this thing apart. Now I see I need to take out the two screws under the speaker grill!
Getting the speaker grill off was difficult - I had to insert a screwdriver and lever it upwards, bending the edge of the grill which later had to be straightened when I reassembled it.
