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One of the common problems with the Sony SRS-XB30 is trouble syncing with the Bluetooth chip. This guide will give you step by step instructions on how to replace the Bluetooth chip.
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To remove the speaker grill, insert the big spudger underneath it in each corner.
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With the Sony logo facing towards you, use the medium spudger to lift the side plates from the internal frame.
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Locate the four screws on the now exposed front panel.
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Next, remove the four outer edge screws, located on each corner of the speaker. The outer edge of the speaker is a clear plastic.
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Remove each of the four corner screws (15.0 mm long).
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With a little force, carefully lift the lid of the speaker.
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Unclip the four wire connectors (that are attached to the speaker lid).
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Disconnect the thin yellow wire (attached to the speaker lid) from its port.
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Separate the speaker lid from the bottom frame.
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Locate the two silver screws (9 mm) attached to the two LED-light-chips on the speaker lid.
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Separate the speaker lid entirely from the bottom frame.
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Locate and remove the three black screws (10.0 mm) within the internal frame. Use bit T7.
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Slightly lift the white box with all the wires still attached.
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Take the big spudger and pry the black casing up from the circuit box.
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Locate the blue film attached to the circuit box containing the charging port.
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Detach the yellow, black and red wires by pulling them directly up.
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Insert the spudger along the battery edge and firmly hold the wires. Lift both sides up. The battery will pop out from its encasement.
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To save time, pry up and remove the top panel first.
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Take the spudger and pry under the plastic square that the Bluetooth chip is directly attached to.
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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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I'm pretty sure this is the nfc chip and not the Bluetooth chip
