JBL Charge Button Membrane Replacement

Jake Bertholf et 6 autres contributeurs

Dernière mise à jour le December 8, 2017

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This guide is intended to help fix buttons that are not functioning correctly.

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Étape 1 Disassembling JBL Charge Casing

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Make sure the device is powered off before you begin to disassemble the speaker.
Remove the trim from the speaker using a jimmy or metal spudger.

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Use the PH1 screwdriver to remove all five of the 6 mm screws from the battery cover.
Remove the battery cover and set the cover aside.

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Use a spudger to carefully remove the liquid electrical tape that holds the battery inside the battery compartment.
Be careful not to puncture the battery, or damage the battery wire underneath the liquid electrical tape.

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This is NOT liquid Electrical tape! I recommend using 3M adhesive silicone. If you are doing this repair then you can find the 3m adhesive silicone at automotive stores. Liquid tape hardens and 3M adhesive remains mailable vs the rock hardening effect of liquid tape.

Liz Ramirez - 25 sept. 2020 Réponse

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Use a spudger to lift the battery out of the device.
Lift the end of the battery that does not have the wire connection and remove the 16 mm PH2 screw underneath the battery.
Notice the wire that is connecting the battery to the device. Attempting to remove the battery completely could cause damage to the wire. Do not use a metal spudger to remove the battery, this could cause damage.

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Remove the four 16 mm screws from the white plastic casing using the PH2 screwdriver.

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The two screws on the right side (side with the USB port) are too long to extract with the iFixit screwdriver in the basic kit. I needed to use a regular thin PH2 screwdriver to get them out.

Matthew Poole - 22 déc. 2017 Réponse

I had this problem also, whenever putting the screws back in there were still air pockets in the side with smaller screws

Kamden Runyon - 29 mai 2020 Réponse

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Starting in a corner of the device where the casing and the side meet, use a pointed metal spudger to pry the back casing off the speaker and the glue holding the seam together.
Slide the metal spudger along the seam to separate the back casing from the rest of the speaker.

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Once the back casing is open, disconnect the three white connectors from the motherboard.
Remove the upper casing.

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Hi , Thanks a lot in my speacker i had broken plastic part which affect clear sound with your guide i open mine seasily and take it out now i have beand new sound which i had before. thanks again.

kasravihasan - 10 mai 2017 Réponse

Étape 8 Motherboard

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Remove the 9 mm Phillips screw in the corner of the motherboard.

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There are 2 screws to remove, the other is under the barcode sticker

Andrew Allman - 25 janv. 2017 Réponse

hey bru the scewdriver you useing what do you call it and where can you get the kit

warren - 26 juil. 2017 Réponse

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Remove the motherboard from the casing by lifting the corner of the board out of the device.
If the motherboard won't budge, be sure that the square component on the bottom of the motherboard clears the edge of the speaker.
During reassembly, make sure the motherboard is fully installed and not sticking up past its original position, as this could damage the motherboard.