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Introduction

This guide demonstrates how to replace the charging port in your Logitech UE MegaBoom 4 speaker (model 984-001964). It is a very simple replacement that can fix a series of issues! If your device is not charging and you have tried a new cable, port, a new outlet, and your battery is relatively new, it may be time to replace the charging port.

Be sure to check out all possible solutions on this troubleshooting guide.

Before you begin the repair, power off your device and unplug it from the charger.

What you need

Step 1 Outer Case

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Flip your speaker upside down so the charging port side is faced upwards.
Place the end of a metal spudger in between the rubber bottom and the mesh case.
Work your way around the base of the speaker until the top separates from the case of the speaker.
This will take force.
Use the metal spudger carefully. Improper use may lead to injury.

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Step 2

Pull the bottom end of the speaker off and place it aside.
Once the glued seal is broken you will be able to pull it off with your hands.

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Step 3

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Use your thumbs to press the two plastic tabs inside the speaker case and gently push out the internal components.
The inside components will begin to slide out of the top from the mesh casing.

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Step 4

The internal components of the Logitech UE MegaBoom 4 speaker are now separated from the outer case.

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Step 5 Charging Port

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Remove the cover from the USB-C charging port end of the device.
The port should be visible from the outside.

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Step 6

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Use a Phillips #1 screwdriver to remove the two screws securing the I/O board inside the speaker's end cover.
Set the screws aside for reassembly.
Remove the black plastic bracket from the top of the I/O board.