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+[* black] Release the right speaker's connection with either a spudger or tweezers as shown in the first picture. To do this, lift the wire directly up until the glued down wires come off.
+[* black] Once the connection is released, remove the single screw holding down the speaker, shown in the second picture.
+[* black] After removing the screw and releasing the connection, you should now be able to remove the right speaker and replace it with a new one.

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