Philips SPA3210 Teardown

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This guide is useful for whatever work you want to do to the device, from fixing it to replacing parts.

Disconnect your device from any input before starting.

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Pass the satellite speaker's audio cable through the opening in the back so you can proceed more comfortably.

Slip more opening picks under the gray plastic shell to separate it from the orange one, starting from the bottom.
Slowly, raise the gray shell equivalently on each side.
If you lift only the same side, you risk breaking the plastic connections that attach the shell to the rest of the speaker.
You can help yourself with the metal spudger to lift the shell if the fixing glue underneath is too hard.

Unscrew all four screws from the orange shell.
Separate the orange shell from the white case.
You won't need tools for that.
Be careful not to separate the orange shell completely because the audio drivers are still connected.
Remember that you may have to remove excess glue with preciption tweezers, in order to unscrew.

You can unscrew each audio driver for replacement.
You can unplug the main speaker's circuit for fixing.
You can unscrew (the two main screws) and unglue the power supply for replacement.
You can unscrew (the two diagonal screws - position may vary) and open the power supply's cover for fixing.
Do not open the power supply if you do not know what you are doing.