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In this guide we will be disassembling the whole device to replace the speaker. It is very important to keep track of all the components and screws while following these instructions.
Note: This procedure requires removing and reinstalling the battery, which requires the use of a soldering iron and/or a lot of careful disassembly.
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Flip the speaker over onto its back.
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Gently remove the rubber base from speaker by pulling around the edges.
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Remove the four 6mm T9 Torx bit screws from the corners of the battery.
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Carefully lift the battery from the side nearest the four gold contact pins, but don't try to fully remove it yet.
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Carefully desolder the four wires from the power supply board in order to completely detach the battery. There is very little room for the soldering iron without damaging the case or the board; you may want to remove the board first.
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For help with soldering, see the soldering guide.
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Bose Technicians Instruction Manual: https://riverparkinc.com/wp-content/uplo...
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Removing the device front grille with a metal spudger, starting in one corner and working around the border.
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Remove the rear grille with a metal spudger, starting in one corner and working around the border.
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Use the metal spudger to release ribbon cable retainer.
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Detach the ribbon cable from the circuit board by sliding out from board connector.
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Pull the ribbon cable through the rear case wall.
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Remove the top circuit board by lifting up.
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Disconnect the wired pair from board upon removal.
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Remove the power supply board by sliding it outward from the device.
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Remove the eight 9mm T9 Torx screws from the front of the device.
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Use the metal spudger to remove the front case panel.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Anyone know where to find the speaker for replacement?
Die Anleitung ist Fehlerhaft! Der Akku ist im SLM2 Festgelötet, in der Anleitung kein Wort davon und auch die Bilder sind damit Falsch.
(englisch version below)
Scheinbar eine Verwirrung, es gibt verschiedene Ausführungen des selben Models. Es scheint als sie im amerikanischen die Soundlink mini 2 mit steckbaren Akku verkauft worden und die gelötete in Europa.
It seems there is some confusion ongoing, there are different versions of the same model. It seems likely in Amerika the Soundlink mini 2s battery is unplugable, as the european version is soldered.
Nachtrag! Das ist die Anleitung vom Mini 1 und somit Falsch Deklariert.
The German guy (Robert) seems incorrect. He claims this teardown is for the original Bose MiniSoundlink I. I just confirmed it is indeed a teardown for Bose Mini Soundlink II by checking the model number of my own Soundlink II with the teardown photos showing the model number (in steps 3 & 4). Both show model number 088796., confirming this is Soundlink II.
