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-[* black] Depending on the replacement speaker you have, there are two places you can de-solder the wire.
-[* red] If your replacement speaker has a wire already attached to it, you should de-solder old wire from where it connects to the motherboard (picture 1).
-[* orange] If the replacement speaker has no wire, you should de-solder the old wire where it connects to the broken speaker (picture 2)
+[* black] Depending on the replacement speaker you have, there are two places you can desolder the wire.
+[* red] If your replacement speaker has a wire already attached to it, desolder the old wire from where it connects to the motherboard.
+[* orange] If the replacement speaker has no wire, desolder the old wire where it connects to the broken speaker.