Einleitung

Use the guide to learn how to replace the motherboard for the Bowers and Wilkins T7 Bluetooth Speaker.

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    • As with all electronic devices, make sure your device is powered off before you begin.

    • Gently lift up the access panel; it should easily "pop" open.

    My model does not have screws in the front as indicates here. Not sure what to do now

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    • Remove 14mm screws on the front panel with a J1 Phillips head screwdriver.

    • There are 8 screws in total.

    FYI: I bought the Ifixit toolkit and sadly the screw driver isn’t long enough to remove the 4 middle screws.

    Jonathan Keay -

    What sizes are the screws exactly? I took mine apart and someone threw out the screws so now I need replacements.

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    • Be gentle, the rubber seal is fragile and easy to tear, resulting in cosmetic damage to your device.

    • Using the ifixit Opening Tool, carefully pry off the rubber seal around the sides.

    • The seal is held by adhesive, if this is proving difficult you can use a heat gun to help the process.

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    • The cover is the most difficult part to remove. As you work, pry continuously, moving the tool around the device, working it a little further as you go.

    • Using the ifixit Opening Tool, pry open at the seam found under the rubber seal.

    • As the cover starts to come off, you can lift up using your hand.

    I tried this with the ifixit tool, but I could not remove the cover

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    I used a sharp knife. Note carefully where the seam is in the above diagram: on the back about 7 mm from the edge.

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    • Gently squeeze the internal locking mechanism inside the red and white terminals with either your fingers or a pair of precision tweezers.

    • While squeezing the internal locking mechanism, pull back the terminal.

    • Repeat this process for the second speaker.

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    • Remove the leftmost 14mm screw with the J1 screwdriver tip.

    • Remove the rightmost 14mm screw with the J1 screwdriver tip.

    • With the screws removed, the motherboard is now loose.

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    • Ensure you position your fingers, or a screwdriver tool with the 0.8 tip, in a position on the outside of the black tab.

    • It is advisable to use a nylon spudger to accomplish this task, because using a metal screwdriver like the one used in the image, can be unnecessarily dangerous around delicate connectors and the motherboard in general.

    • When working with electronics, it's important to choose a tool that's ESD-safe to avoid accidental damage.

    • Slide the black tab out so the cable is able to be removed.

    • At this point, the cable is removed.

    • These ports are difficult, as you need to simultaneously push the black tab while pulling the cable.

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    • Pull out the cable that is attached to a port under the motherboard.

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    • Use the 0.8 and 1.0 screwdriver tips to press on the pins to release this cable.

    • The cable should slide out when the releases are pressed.

    • This cable can be difficult, as you need to simultaneously push the pins as you pull out the cable.

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    • Use the 0.8 screwdriver tip to press in the tabs keeping this cable in place.

    • The cable should easily slide out.

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    • Rotated the motherboard to access this cable.

    • Use your fingers to pull out the cable.

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    • The battery cable needs to be removed.

    • Use your fingers to pull the cable out of the port.

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    • The red cable has a tab to press in order to release the cable.

    • Slide out the cable while continuing to press and hold the tab.

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    • Rotate the motherboard to access the last cable.

    • Pull on the gold connector to disconnect the cable.

Abschluss

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

Adam Kosianowski

Mitglied seit: 09/03/17

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OK, so now the motherboard is out. What can that acomplish? Where can you get a replacement? and where is there a circuit diagram to fault find??

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