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Introduction

If you notice that the power is on but no sound will come through your device, this could mean that the speaker needs to be replaced. make sure you are careful while taking the device apart to avoid damaging the wires and soldered pieces.

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What you need

Step 1 Battery

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Expose the battery compartment by removing the lower back cover of the device.
Do this by holding the back side of the device upside down in your hands and applying pressure to the indented portion with both thumbs.

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Step 2

Once the batteries are exposed, use your index finger to push the battery against the spring and pull up to dislodge the battery.
Make sure to check for battery acid or other corrosive substances before touching the battery. If needed, use latex gloves to avoid skin irritation from battery acid.

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Step 3 Speaker

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Use the Philips #0 Screwdriver to remove the two 11.2 mm screws located on either side of the battery slots.

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Step 4

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Use a plastic opening tool to gently disconnect the clips holding the case together.
Be careful when taking the case apart there are wires attached to the back case and the motherboard which should not be disconnected.

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Step 5

Carefully unscrew the two 6.8 mm Philips head screws near the top of the device using the Philips#0 screw driver.
Be careful removing the motherboard because there will be a set of wires connecting the speaker and motherboard.