HP Officejet 4630 Speaker Replacement

ID: 103497

Description: The speaker in your printer could wear out and...

Steps:

  1. Lift the hood of the printer.
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  3. Remove the two T10 11mm screws.
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  5. Remove the panels covering the power brick and cord.
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  7. Remove the cord from the power supply.
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  9. Slide the power supply out from the chassis.
  10. The power supply is still attached; don't pull too quickly.
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  12. Remove final cable from power supply.
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  14. There is a hidden screw underneath the model sticker on the front panel.
  15. Peel the model sticker off the cover.
  16. This will expose the T10 screw securing the panel.
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  18. Remove the single 12mm-T10 screw securing the front panel to the printer body.
  19. Loosen the panel cover from the printer body.
  20. There is a ribbon cable connected to the backside of the cover. Disconnect the cable before separating the panel completely.
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  22. Gently remove the No-Fuss ribbon cable from the front panel.
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  24. Remove the seven 8mm screws using the Torx T6 screwdriver.
  25. Remove the motherboard from the front-panel housing.
  26. The LCD display is on the opposite side.
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  28. Remove the clip that keeps the printer lid from opening all the way with your hands by pulling away from the post on the lid.
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  30. Remove the paper feed rollers by using your fingers to pinch the indentations together while pulling up.
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  32. Remove the ten 11mm-T10 screws with the screwdriver.
  33. The top half of the printer might fall open as you remove the screws closer to the hinges.
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  35. Push the clip holding the speaker in away from the speaker while pulling up on the speaker.
  36. At this point you must cut and solder on your new speaker.
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