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Repairability rating 8/10. Easy for beginners, great speaker housing for modders. Overall Razer did a quite good job making this decently easy to disassemble.
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Using a flat metal "Jimmy" tool, gently work out the front metal screen and mesh.
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Insert the tool vertically ~3-5mm (~1/8-1/4in), then pry gently away from the mesh screen. The screen should slowly start to come out directly vertical.
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Repeat this every few cms/inches, working in a loop around the outside edge one or two times until you get the metal/mesh screen off.
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On the bottom of the metal/mesh screen there are 12 protruding plastic tabs that are inserted ~2cm into the body of the speaker.
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Use a Philips #2 screwdriver to remove the ten 14 mm-long screws mounting the inner frame to the body.
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Use a Philips #2 screwdriver to remove the eight 14 mm-long screws holding in the two speakers.
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Lift the speaker from the body to get at the wires.
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Slip the plastic cover downward off the connector
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Use metal tweezers or a tiny driver bit to press down the tab in the center of the connector.
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Gently pull downward on the connector to disconnect it from the body.
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Remove each of the two speakers and set them aside.
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Pull on each side of the inner plastic frame vertically to slide it out of the body.
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Remove the 4 sticky screw covers from the bottom of the speaker
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Use a Knife to cut through the sticker to reveal two more hidden screws. See image #3
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Use a Philips #2 screwdriver to remove the six 10 mm-long screws holding the bottom cover in place
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Use the Jimmy tool to remove the bottom cover, again working slowly around outside of the part. It should come off with little force needed.
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Use a Philips #1 screwdriver to remove the four 8 mm-long screws holding in the RGB diffuser and board
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Slip Jimmy tool between the light bar diffuser and PCB then lift gently upward, then remove the light bar diffuser and set aside
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Gently pry the RGB board free using the jimmy tool and lift it upwards and away from the bottom.
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Disconnect: Using a tool or your fingers, unplug the connector on the RGB board, then set it aside
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Use a Philips #2 screwdriver to remove the two 14 mm-long screws holding in the main board.
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Pull on the cable for the RGB board and move it to the side to expose the bracket
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Use a Philips #2 screwdriver to remove the single 10 mm-long screw holding the USB-C bracket in place
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Lift and remove plastic bracket covering USB-C Port
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Slip the speaker cables from their wedged positions and remove the white polyester batting that was behind the two speakers
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Firmly grasp the main board with your fingers and gently wiggle back and forth while pulling the board firmly outward.
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Additionally pull at a slight angle downward and away from the buttons to help dislodge the USB-C port.
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Continue this wiggling motion until you have gently worked the board out of it's place.
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Embedded Board: ATS2833 Bluetooth-audio module
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🎉 Complete! 🎉 Hope this guide helped you! 🤩
🎉 Complete! 🎉 Hope this guide helped you! 🤩
