OnHub Speaker Replacement
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crwdns2959928:0crwdne2959928:0 ↓In this guide we will explain the steps necessary to safely remove and replace the OnHub speaker.
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While holding the base firmly using the palm of one hand, remove the cowl (cover) by turning the cowl counterclockwise until a snap is heard. Once disengaged, pull upwards.
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Place the plastic opening tool under the speaker grille, and just above the light ring.
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Move the plastic opening tool around the groove while applying upward force to pry loose the 4 clips holding the grille in place.
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Using a metal spudger, carefully remove the congestion-sensor antenna by undoing the two clips.
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Remove the wire connection to the antenna by soldering it off.
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For help with soldering and de-soldering check out the iFixit Soldering Guide
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You must remove the plastic cover found just above the speaker.
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Wedge the plastic opening tool under the cover and apply pressure in an upward direction.
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There are four clips that you are removing. When disengaged, these clips will make a snapping noise.
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Upon removing the cover, four screws and the speaker housing will be exposed.
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Unscrew the four 12mm screws using a #1 Phillips head screwdriver.
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This unlocks the speaker housing and antenna array from the casing.
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On the bottom of the OnHub is two screws holding the casing to the base.
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To access these screws, you must remove the rubber pad that is glued to the base.
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To remove the pad, slide a metal spudger under the edge of the pad. Pry the pad away from the base, removing the glue.
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Once the pad is pulled up enough to grab, peel it the rest of the way exposing the screws.
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Remove the two 12mm screws under the base of the OnHub by using a #1 Phillips head screwdriver.
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Once the two screws are removed from the base, it is time to split the casing apart.
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Wedge a spudger between the two casing halves, and pry the clips apart starting from the top
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There are three hooking style clips in total.
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Once unclipped, you can slide the two casing halves apart, and remove the casing.
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Underneath the speaker is an intertwined black and white wire.
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Disconnect the wire from its connection to the motherboard.
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The speaker should now easily come off with a firm grip on the OnHub device and pull.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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