Difficulty
Moderate
Steps
6
Time Required
15 minutes
Sections
2
- Back
- 5 steps
- Speaker
- 1 step
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Introduction
What you need
Step 1
Back
- Position the device so that the underside is facing up.
- Tilt the EasyPort Mount slightly upward and rotate it counterclockwise 180 degrees from the initial position.
- Firmly grab the EasyPort Mount and remove it.
- If it does not dislodge easily, gently twist the EasyPort Mount, applying increasing pressure until it does.
Position the device so that the underside is facing up.
Tilt the EasyPort Mount slightly upward and rotate it counterclockwise 180 degrees from the initial position.
Firmly grab the EasyPort Mount and remove it.
If it does not dislodge easily, gently twist the EasyPort Mount, applying increasing pressure until it does.
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Step 2
- Turn the device 180 degrees so the screw in the EasyPort Mount compartment is on top.
- Remove the 2mm screw beneath the EasyPort Mount compartment with the Torx T-5 head Screwdriver.
Turn the device 180 degrees so the screw in the EasyPort Mount compartment is on top.
Remove the 2mm screw beneath the EasyPort Mount compartment with the Torx T-5 head Screwdriver.
Step 3
- Flip the device over so that the screen is facing up.
- Wedge the plastic opening tool between the top and bottom of the device’s frame, gently sliding it around the outside edge.
- It may be easier to start at one of the corners.
- The gold ribbon cable connecting the screen to the motherboard is fragile and tears easily.
- This specific device’s ribbon cable is torn.
Flip the device over so that the screen is facing up.
Wedge the plastic opening tool between the top and bottom of the device’s frame, gently sliding it around the outside edge.
It may be easier to start at one of the corners.
The gold ribbon cable connecting the screen to the motherboard is fragile and tears easily.
This specific device’s ribbon cable is torn.
Step 4
- Carefully slide the screen forward, revealing the lower portion of the motherboard.
- Remove the 3.6mm screw using the JIS #00 Screwdriver.
- Rotate the device 180 degrees, carefully slide back the screen, and remove the remaining two screws.
Carefully slide the screen forward, revealing the lower portion of the motherboard.
Remove the 3.6mm screw using the JIS #00 Screwdriver.
Rotate the device 180 degrees, carefully slide back the screen, and remove the remaining two screws.
Step 5
- Disconnect the battery and speaker cables.
- Unlatch the motherboard from the case.
Disconnect the battery and speaker cables.
Unlatch the motherboard from the case.
Step 6
Speaker
- Use the pointed edge of the spudger to pop the speaker out of its compartment.
- The dense foam part is the speaker, not the immovable plastic.
- It is more difficult to remove using the plastic opening tool, but it can still be done.
Use the pointed edge of the spudger to pop the speaker out of its compartment.
The dense foam part is the speaker, not the immovable plastic.
It is more difficult to remove using the plastic opening tool, but it can still be done.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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