Sony Gtk Xb5 Ac Input Jack Replacement Repair Guide

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Moderate

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Time Required

                          20 minutes

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Top Casing
5 steps
Daughterboard
4 steps
AC Power Input Jack
2 steps

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Top Casing

Before you begin, be sure to unplug the speaker.
First, remove the eight screws on the speaker’s back panel. These screws should be located on the top and bottom corners of the back, as well as along the sides.
Remove the 7.5 mm Phillips-head screws using a Phillips #1 screwdriver with a J sized head.

Before you begin, be sure to unplug the speaker.

First, remove the eight screws on the speaker’s back panel. These screws should be located on the top and bottom corners of the back, as well as along the sides.

Remove the 7.5 mm Phillips-head screws using a Phillips #1 screwdriver with a J sized head.

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Step 2

Next, remove 4 more 7.5 mm Phillips-head screws on the top part of the speaker (where the power buttons and extra BASS buttons are located). Two of the screws are located on the underside of the handle and are hidden beneath black rubber covers. Remove the covers and use a Phillips #1 screwdriver to unscrew the screws.
The remaining two 7.5 mm Phillips-head screws are located on the base of the indented section of the speaker, pictured here. They are also hidden beneath black rubber covers. Repeat same process in removing the screws.

Next, remove 4 more 7.5 mm Phillips-head screws on the top part of the speaker (where the power buttons and extra BASS buttons are located). Two of the screws are located on the underside of the handle and are hidden beneath black rubber covers. Remove the covers and use a Phillips #1 screwdriver to unscrew the screws.

The remaining two 7.5 mm Phillips-head screws are located on the base of the indented section of the speaker, pictured here. They are also hidden beneath black rubber covers. Repeat same process in removing the screws.

Step 3

Caution: Be careful not to touch the capacitor wires as you work. If possible, use a capacitor discharge probe to safely rid the capacitors of dangerous charges.
Gently lift up the entire top plastic section of the speaker. Do so slowly, the section is still connected to the circuitboard by a belt.
Gently remove the belt from its junction on the board, and after doing so the top plastic casing of the speaker will be fully detached.

Caution: Be careful not to touch the capacitor wires as you work. If possible, use a capacitor discharge probe to safely rid the capacitors of dangerous charges.

Gently lift up the entire top plastic section of the speaker. Do so slowly, the section is still connected to the circuitboard by a belt.

Gently remove the belt from its junction on the board, and after doing so the top plastic casing of the speaker will be fully detached.

Step 4

Additionally, the sides need to be taken apart. You will need to take out 4 additional 7.5 mm Phillips-head screws on either side. These screws are located beneath larger grey pads with adhesive on them at the side corners of your speaker.
Remove the pads slowly, as the adhesive makes them tougher to remove and you do not want to rip them.
Use an opening tool to help take out the side shell from the rest of the speaker.
This step can be difficult to perform and do not hesitate to use some force, there are no delicate components on the immediate underside of the side panel.

Additionally, the sides need to be taken apart. You will need to take out 4 additional 7.5 mm Phillips-head screws on either side. These screws are located beneath larger grey pads with adhesive on them at the side corners of your speaker.

Remove the pads slowly, as the adhesive makes them tougher to remove and you do not want to rip them.

Use an opening tool to help take out the side shell from the rest of the speaker.

This step can be difficult to perform and do not hesitate to use some force, there are no delicate components on the immediate underside of the side panel.

Step 5

The speaker should now be stripped of its basic shell except for the bottom and front panels.
You have now disassembled the top casing of your speaker and you are prepared to make replacements of components!

The speaker should now be stripped of its basic shell except for the bottom and front panels.

You have now disassembled the top casing of your speaker and you are prepared to make replacements of components!

Step 6

              Daughterboard

Find the gold-yellow daughterboard, located underneath the top plastic housing of the speaker.

Find the gold-yellow daughterboard, located underneath the top plastic housing of the speaker.

Step 7

Remove the belt connecting the daughterboard to the motherboard by gently removing the yellow clip from its housing on the motherboard.
The belt can only be disconnected from the motherboard side of the connection.

Remove the belt connecting the daughterboard to the motherboard by gently removing the yellow clip from its housing on the motherboard.

The belt can only be disconnected from the motherboard side of the connection.

Step 8

Remove the four 6.4mm phillips head screws located at each corner of the daughterboard with a Phillips head screwdriver.

Remove the four 6.4mm phillips head screws located at each corner of the daughterboard with a Phillips head screwdriver.

Step 9

Gently slide the entire daughterboard towards the frontside of the speaker, unhooking it from the prong that keeps it in place.
The daughterboard is free to be fully removed. You are now prepared to replace or make replacements components on the daughterboard!

Gently slide the entire daughterboard towards the frontside of the speaker, unhooking it from the prong that keeps it in place.

The daughterboard is free to be fully removed. You are now prepared to replace or make replacements components on the daughterboard!

Step 10

              AC Power Input Jack

Flip the board around and unsolder the input jack ports from the daughterboard. If you would like more information on the technique to soldering, refer to this link.

Flip the board around and unsolder the input jack ports from the daughterboard. If you would like more information on the technique to soldering, refer to this link.

Step 11

Replace the old input jack component with the new one.
Re-solder the new input jack component onto the daughterboard.
You have just replaced the AC power input jack component on your speaker!

Replace the old input jack component with the new one.

Re-solder the new input jack component onto the daughterboard.

You have just replaced the AC power input jack component on your speaker!

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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