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Having a damaged outer casing can allow foreign material to enter the speaker. By following this guide, one can learn how to remove and replace the outer case of the device.
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To remove the outer casing, use a 3mm Hex bit to remove the 4 large 12mm Hex screws on both sides of the device.
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Using the Metal Spudger, carefully pry each side of the rubber casing away from the device.
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To remove the inner plastic casing, use a Phillips #00 head bit to remove the 16 small 9mm screws surrounding the top side of the device.
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Carefully lift away the housing and replace the broken casing/component. Replace using the new casing.
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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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Where can I buy parts for this speaker? My rear charging door has broken off disabling the ruggedness. Be easier to buy versus build new piece.
