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| [title] Removal of left Circut board and Speaker | |
| [* black] This is essentially what the inside should look like when you first remove the top cover. | |
| [* green] Remove these 3 SMALL SILVER screws marked in GREEN. Once they are out, move the circuit board as much as possible to the side. | |
| [* icon_caution] There are TINY WIRES connected EVERYWHERE. Be very CAUTIOUS of this, they may BREAK EASILY. | |
| [* blue] The Component marked in DARK BLUE is a rather LARGE capacitor. There are many others throughout this device as well. | |
| - | [* red] Once the circuit board is out of the way, remove these 4 SMALL SILVER screws marked in RED and the respective metal braces under them from the 3W, 6Ω (Ohms) SONY |
| + | [* red] Once the circuit board is out of the way, remove these 4 SMALL SILVER screws marked in RED and the respective metal braces under them from the 3W, 6Ω (Ohms) SONY speaker |
| [* icon_note] When setting the speaker off to the side, be careful not to damage the fragile Diaphragm and Voice toll. |