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-[* black] Turn off your powered speaker, Unplug it, and remove the 8 short Phillips head screws on the back.
-[* black] Once removed, you can pull out the electronics from the casing pretty easily. A little care is required, as there is cabling connecting it to the speaker front, but there is enough slack that you don't need to worry about disconnecting for this fix.
+[* black] Turn off your powered speaker, unplug it, and remove the 10 short Phillips head screws on the back that line the perimeter.
+[* black] Once removed, give it a little wiggle, and you can pull out the electronics from the casing pretty easily. A little care is required, as there is cabling connecting it to the speaker front, but there is enough slack that you don't need to worry about disconnecting for this fix.