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-[* red] The speaker is connected to the main board with two soldered wires.
-[* violet] To replace the speaker, desolder the wires from the old one and solder them on to the new speaker. The polarity of the wires is not important, so it's okay if you swap them.
+[* green] The speaker is connected to the main board by two soldered wires. The location on the circuit board is highlighted in the image on the left.
+[* green] Before you can replace the speaker, you must desolder the wires connected to the old speaker. You can now solder the wires on to the new speaker. The polarity (+ or -) of the wires is not important, so it is okay if you swap them.