Bose Soundlink Revolve Top Circuit Board Replacement

Geschrieben von: Brian Butner
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Bose Soundlink Revolve Top Circuit Board Replacement

Schwierigkeitsgrad

Moderate

Schritte

9

Zeitaufwand

15 - 20 Minuten

Einleitung

Use this guide to replace the top motherboard on your device.

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    • Flip speaker over so that the bottom is facing up.

    • Using the blue spudger, lift the gray foam up and slowly peel it off with your hand.

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    • Using the screwdriver, unscrew three screws.

    • Detach the bottom cover from the rest of the speaker by pulling the two in opposite directions.

    These are not the screws I have in my bose speaker. These are standard TORX screws ( with 6 sides) bose uses a special 5 sided secure torx screw(with a dot in the middle of the hole). A screwdriver or a screw-bit for these screws is very hard to find. I am still searching for one

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    • Remove the screw that is above the charging port.

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    • Remove the two screws connecting the motherboard to the bottom cover of the speaker.

    • Remove the bottom cover.

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    • Using your hands, grip and separate the soft plastic and the metal casing away from each other with some small force.

    My speaker seems to have a loose connection- I’m not sure if something just needs to be soldered— everything works- but the sound is not coming out- but if I put some pressure on it- I can get the sound to play. Any suggestions? Sad cause it’s bike season now!! Love this thing! Great job on the fixes guys!

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    • Remove the (4) four screws shown around the top of the inside.

    • (2) two of the screws are shown here, the other side will look the same.

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    • Pry up and remove the soft plastic casing from the rest of the device.

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    • Remove the 3 screws holding down the top circuit board.

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    • Lift up and look on the underside of the circuit board.

    • Using the plastic opening tool, pry open the wide clamp keeping a ribbon to the top circuit board. The top circuit board can now freely be removed from the device.

Abschluss

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

Tinte & Feder

Brian Butner

Mitglied seit: 27/09/17

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11 Kommentare

Hello,

I need to buy the TOP CIRCUIT BOARD … Where Can I buy it or could you sell me one ? Thank you my mail is skelet300@gmail.com

skelet300 -

I also need one of these boards and don’t really want to buy a complete used unit to repair mine, copydoc1@aol.com if you know of any resources, thanks in advance.

Jeff Pitt -

Same here. My speaker had one circuit replacement on warranty but now need a second replacement and I not willing to pay half the price of a new speaker each a every year. Can you help please ?

My e-mail is fmtbmp@gmail.com

fmpitschieller -

Hi, I need to buy the top and bottom circuit board and was wondering the same. Any help with where to purchase these would be appreciated,

Thanks, my email is fayclaybrook28@outlook.com

Fay Claybrook -

I am also looking for a top circuit board replacement. Where can I get one. michael@parsche.net

Michael Parsche -

Hi, I need to find ribbon flex cable connecting the top to bottom circuit board. please email.me @ ronald.basmayor@gmail.com

Ronald Basmayor -

Hello,

I need to buy the TOP CIRCUIT BOARD … Where Can I buy it or could you sell me one ? Thank you my mail is milos.debeljak@hotmail.com

Milos Debeljak -

How to find printouts of the circuit board in PDF format for repair, even as it is called, I can't find someone can help djoon.bro@gmail.com

Djahongir Fayzullaev -

Anyone know the J403 FPC connector part number? Looks like a 24pin part, maybe 0.5mm pitch? I think the Hirose part is similar but i’m not sure. Would be great to get a P/N.

Aaron Moore -

I have been searching for the top circuit. Where can I buy it?

marco_sanchez -

thanks for this tutorial my device is again functionnal

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