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This wireless speaker is small so be gentle with it. Replacing this battery is not hard at all. Just follow the instructions correctly and you should be able to get it done. Only part where you may need to use a little more force is using the metal spudger in the steps that require it.
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Remove the four bezels from the speaker's back cover.
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Use a Phillips #1 screwdriver to remove the four 1.6 mm screws. Rotate the driver counterclockwise to remove the screws.
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Remove the cover of the wireless speaker using the metal spudger. Don't use much force to remove it.
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Once you have pulled the cover to the side, remove the two screws with a Philips #000 screwdriver. Turn counterclockwise.
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The battery might be glued down so use the black nylon spundger to take it out completely.
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Using the nylon tipped tweezers, remove the motherboard carefully. It is recommended to grab the motherboard in the middle as there are no big buttons on it.
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You want to remove the white power cable connector from the motherboard. Start by using the fixit opening pick to pull it up. Once it is almost out, use you're fingers to just simply disconnect it.
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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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The grammar could be improved by simplifying the steps (not using too many words or try separating into multiple bullet points) and avoiding the use of ambiguous pronouns (it).
Will do, thanks!
There are a lot of images and some are the same.
The description of each tool needed was a very useful touch.
