Introduction
This guide will provide you instructions for the removal of the subwoofer (rear speaker) from the speaker.
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Use a spudger or your fingers to pry off and remove the rubber pad on the bottom of the speaker.
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Remove the five 10mm screws with a TR 10 screwdriver.
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Use a spudger to break the remaining adhesive holding the grille to the speaker body.
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Use a plastic opening tool to remove the foam and uncover four more screws.
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Use a TR 10 screwdriver to remove the five 10mm screws on the top of the speaker.
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With the top panel removed, use a spudger to remove the display panel.
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Use a TR 10 screwdriver to remove the four final 10mm screws securing the speaker grille.
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After removing grille, you will see the speakers.
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Remove the eight 10mm screws that surround the speakers. There will be four around each speaker.
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Carefully lift each speaker from the housing. It may be necessary to break a light adhesive seal.
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Set each speaker beside the main housing.
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Carefully but firmly unplug the two wires from each driver.
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The front speakers can now be removed.
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Identify the eight screws around the border of the front panel.
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Using the TR 10 driver, remove the two 8mm screws.
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Using the TR 10 driver, remove the six 12mm screws.
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Use a 5 mm hex driver to extend the TR 10 driver. This allows the driver to access screws with deeper countersinks.
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Identify the remaining four screws in the front panel.
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Use the extended driver from the previous step to remove the four 12mm TR 10 screws.
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Gently pull the front panel away from the back panel.
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Remove the white sound dampening material from the speaker. Note the location of the material and set aside.
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Remove the four 10mm screws that secure the rear speaker with a TR 10 driver.
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Remove the rear speaker from the housing.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
