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• Locate the seams next to the 'feet' on the bottom side of the device.
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• Use the metal spudger to gently pry and lift the edge of the seam. The cover is held in place with plastic snaps that will make a popping noise when disengaged. !!Start with the back half, this will expose TWO Screws that need to be removed before lifting the front half.
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• For the first part of the case: gently pull back the edges of the case rotating along the hinge opposite the opening seam illustrated in the second photo. Plastic snaps hold the cover in place.
• For the second part of the case: there are 2 screws to be removed at the seam. Once removed, the case will come off completely without forcing.
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• Unscrew the six 9.75mm Phillips head screws holding the bass radiator in place.
• Three of the five outer screws are indicated in the first image and the sixth inner screw is indicated in the second image.
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• Once the screws have been removed, the bass radiator will easily lift free.
• Both radiators are identical. Repeat the above steps on the opposite radiator if necessary.
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• With the radiators removed, locate the ribbon cable indicated in the image.
• Gently unplug the cable from the motherbord.
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• First, unscrew the eight 12.93mm Phillips head screws indicated in red. These screws hold the two primary speakers in place.
• Next, remove the four 9.75mm Phillips head screws for the two smaller speakers indicated in blue and the speakers should lift out with little effort.
• All speakers are connected via the single cable highlighted in the previous step.
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