Einleitung

The Nvidia Shield K1 Tablet has front-facing speakers that can be replaced in the event they are damaged or malfunctioning.

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    • Starting at the Micro SD Card Slot and using the blue plastic opening tool, begin to maneuver the tool around the edges while applying light pressure to lift the panel upwards.

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    • There are clips holding the back panel to the rest of the case. You must apply some force to lift the back panel off.

    • Continue lifting up the panel all the way around the edges of the tablet.

    • Once all of the panel clips are unfastened, gently remove the back panel.

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    • Be careful when removing the two pieces of tape because there are wires underneath the tape. Lifting too hard may accidentally rip out the wires.

    • While using the black plastic spudger tool, slowly lift the tape with your fingers and hold the wires down with the tool.

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    • The audio input film is running underneath the foam piece and is fragile Be careful when removing this piece.

    • Slowly lift the black foam piece near the WIFI antenna to reveal the audio input film.

    • It is not necessary to remove the foam piece from the device entirely, just as long as you're able to free the audio input film without resistance.

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    • Carefully remove the audio input films for each speaker from their respective ZIF (zero insertion force) connectors. These are the paper thin ribbons that have orange stripes along them.

    • Pull up the white latch on the ZIF connector, which will release the film and allow you to pull it out with tweezers.

    • Repeat this for both speakers.

    How did you remove the antenna in step 10 without removing the audio input films? In this photo, the antenna is still in place. Your instructions are a complete mess!!!

    Nikos Tsarmpopoulos -

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    • Remove the power cables connecting the speakers to the battery. These are black wires with gold tips.

    • Again, use the tweezers to carefully pull them up from their places, they should pop right off.

    • There are three of these black wires in total, but only two belong to the speakers. follow the paths of the wires to make sure they are connected to a speaker.

    Have you not already removed these in Step 7 ???

    Nikos Tsarmpopoulos -

    Removing cables already removed in step 7 ???

    Nikos Tsarmpopoulos -

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    • Free the speakers by removing their screws. You'll need the J000 Phillips-head screw Driver.

    • Each screw is roughly 30 mm in length and 30 mm in diameter.

    You only need to remove the speaker on the right of this photo, you can leave the other, longer one, in place.

    Dave Bogan -

    Battery in place, cables soldered, antenna in place, etc, as if you haven’t done any of the previous 14 steps. What a mess…

    Nikos Tsarmpopoulos -

    I think what you meant was 3mm, not 30mm.

    Ken Kawakami -

Abschluss

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

James Upchurch

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3 Kommentare

Great tutorial!

Any idea where to buy the speakers as Nvidia does not sells them? (need the bottom one as it went (half) broken when i drilled a hole to fit the stylus inside the K1 version. Stylus does fit perfectly with a little drilling only the wire got damaged so the sound is lower then it should)

Anyway,

Thanks

and thanks!

Ferryvb -

Unfortunately, through our research we did not find anywhere for replacement parts. I would suggest ebay or other sites for ones that maybe already damaged and the speakers are still in working order. Sorry we couldnt help.

Ryan Butler -

I am wondering what type of connecter's thoes are attaching the wire's to the pcb.

Justin Mosimann -