Altec Lansing Mini Lifejacket 2 Motherboard Replacement

Geschrieben von: Stephen Albrecht

Kommentare: 9

Altec Lansing Mini Lifejacket 2 Motherboard Replacement

Schwierigkeitsgrad

Moderate

Schritte

Zeitaufwand

10 Minuten

Einleitung

Use this guide to replace the motherboard in your Altec Lansing Mini Lifejacket 2 if the bluetooth chip, microphone, or another electronic component has failed.

Werkzeuge

Schritt 1

Use the spudger to remove the eight black pins from the front and back of the wire screens.

Schritt 2

Detach the eight secondary pins from the front and back of the wire mesh plates with a spudger.
Removing the secondary pins from the rubber casing is optional.

Schritt 3

Remove both black and orange layers from the speaker body.

Schritt 4

Remove the single 7.8mm Phillips #2 screw from the mounting plate located under the device.
Slide the mounting plate out to remove it.

Schritt 5

Pry off the wire mesh on both sides using a metal spudger.
Be gentle to avoid bending the mesh.

Schritt 6

Using tweezers, remove the four rubber stoppers in each corner of the rear panel.

Schritt 7

Remove the four 13.7mm Phillips #1 screws located underneath the rubber stoppers.

Schritt 8

Pull the case apart to access the interior components.

Schritt 9

To remove the back panel, gently pull out its wire harness.

What does doing all of this accomplish?

Is there an end result here? Now what?

Lynn Bits -

What does all of accomplish? Now what? How does it fix the fact the device won’t charge at the charging port?

Lynn Bits -

Schritt 10

Disconnect the battery from the motherboard.
The battery is not secured within the case and can be removed after detaching its wiring from the circuit board.

so where do i purchase the replacement parts from? i can not find anything on altec lansing site for replacement parts…

mkwurm - 30/09/20

Look at the blue shrink wrap it says 18650 you can find those in any vape shop - amazon rip open a tesla pack worth 10k and steal one. Worth usually 5$ to 25$ depending on branding MAH comapacity and discharge rate - 2200 mah sounds like a rather $@$*!& 18650 but i don’t know a ton about them - If it were me i’d just solder the wires onto the terminals (careful this can cause bad things to happen like boom bad) probably would be smarter get a fancy abs holder for the battery leave it in case or could even use longer wires and have the battery hot swappable.

Rick James - 26/11/20