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-[* black] Look closely at the soldering points. Pay careful attention to how the wires are soldered so you do not mix up the positive and negative connections (black and red) upon replacement.
+[* black] Look closely at the soldering points. Take note of how the positive(Red) and negative(Black) connections are placed on the motherboard. With your soldering iron carefully heat the solder point until it begins to melt. Once molten, gently pull the wire off of the connection point. De-solder both positive and negative wires for each problem speaker.