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The middle speaker can be taken apart and replaced if needed. A thin tool is required to take off the speaker guard as well as a Phillip's head screwdriver and a soldering iron to remove the speaker. Be careful when soldering the wires in the speaker.
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Push the nylon or metal spudger in the corner of the speaker guard.
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Slowly lift the speaker up enough so that you can slide around the speaker guard.
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Slide the nylon or metal spudger all around the speaker guard.
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Remove the speaker guard. You can now replace the speaker guard on your TDK Life on Record A33.
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Remove all (4) 3mm screws in the middle speaker using a Phillip's head screwdriver.
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Create an opening in the speaker by holding the device up and carefully grabbing the side of the speaker that pops out.
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Remove the solder that connects the wires to the speaker. You should be able to now remove the speaker and replace 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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Where can I buy the woofer?
Really, stevealvarado! What's The point of taking this all apart if you don't have a replacement to put in?
If l need a second opinion about which speaker is blown, who or where can can l get it diagnosed?