Introduction
Vous effectuez des réparations ou voulez juste remplacer une coque avant cassée ? Ce tutoriel vous apprendra la première étape pour ouvrir votre JBL Charge 3.
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Retournez votre enceinte et insérez l'outil d'ouverture en plastique à la verticale dans le fente de la coque avant.
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Tirez doucement l'outil vers l'extérieur pour retirer les quatre clips qui maintiennent la coque en place.
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Répétez cette manipulation pour chacun des quatre coins de la coque avant.
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Extrayez délicatement la coque des deux côtés et enlevez-la du châssis de l'enceinte.
@KanGoon Yes, on mine it took the removal of 6 (reasonably obvious) screws to remove that. I’ll try to insert a photo when I reassemble…
Very good guide! Pics and descriptions make this easy!
There is a step missing here. How do you remove the rubber cover that covers the port?
Gibt es eine Möglichkeit diese wieder wasserdicht zu bekommen?
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Pour remonter votre appareil, suivez les instructions dans l'ordre inverse.
Pour remonter votre appareil, suivez les instructions dans l'ordre inverse.
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where can i buy a new front cover for mine? mine has got cracked
It seems there may be different versions of Charge 3 covers in existence, as when I opened mine (carefully with a slim screwdriver) I was presented with a single cross head screw on each end which was holding one of the ends of the cover in place. I could remove the top end at both ends, but had to unscrew these screws to get the other end off. It was easy, just deviates from this guide quite a bit!
Sometimes disassemblers forget that the first time they disassembled the item it didn’t want to give up easily: I didn’t like the forces I was having to apply at all, so I switched to two plastic prying tools per “corner” and one in-between them (total 5, you could use plectrums…) before I was happy the the forces were low enough not to break anything.
Frank Puranik - Réponse
the front grill is supposed to be first not the back the back has longer while the front has shorter clip
Water Bass Tester (Water BT) - Réponse
There are two Phillips head screws to remove before prying the cover off
jason - Réponse
Where in south Africa can I buy jbl charge3 port bay replacement
Donovan Fransman - Réponse
There appears to be different versions of the Charge 3. If you find it difficult to pry open a second side the two small screws mentioned by Jason will need to be removed but it also indicates that there will be some additional changes to this tear down that I will try to convey in the comments as well.
john Ramirez - Réponse
Sadly I damaged the latches on my charge 3. There was more to it than just prying the front cover up. First, there is a small latch on both sides that you need to push down before pulling the front cover towards you that release the clips holding the front cover in place. Pull only slightly forward because… Second, in the front cover there are 6 circular notches connected to the front cover in tue four corners including the middle corners, you need to squeeze the front cover a little bit gently removing the notches so they dont break (like mine did).
ralphkeneth_gomz - Réponse
Definitely had to watch about 10 videos and still couldn’t get it to pop out easily.. Took a look at the first picture in the next step and really took note of where the little hole that lets you through to push down the tab is. Once I took a look at that and combined the techniques I’d seen in some of the videos it finally popped off easily. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7i0_nD9... I only watched the first minute of this video but it helped a good bit if anyone else is having trouble.
Rowan Darko - Réponse
How do you know if the speakers or one of them is burned or broken.. i notice that one speaker is playing much less hard then the other one.. I wonder now if maybe there is another problem with my device.. Battery problem?
Bukowski101 - Réponse