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Acer Iconia A100 Speakers Replacement

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  • Locate the speakers module, which consists of 2 square black speakers connected by wires.

  • Locate the white and blue Home Key FFC ribbon cable between the speakers.

  • Use the tip of a spudger or opening tool to lift up and flip the small hinge on the connector. Then gently pull the FFC ribbon cable out its connector socket.

  • While a metal spudger tool is shown here and may be used, it is best to use a plastic spudger or opening tool when possible. It is easier to damage cables when using metal tools, so be extra cautious when using a metal spudger like the one shown here!

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