Logitech UE MegaBoom 3 Motherboard Replacement

ID: 167107

Description: If your speaker is experiencing hardware...

Steps:

  1. To access all internal components, first flip the speaker upwards to where you can see the base.
  2. Place your blue iFixit opening picks inside the gap between the speaker and the base to act as a lever when opening the speaker.
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  4. Using the flat head #4.5 screw driver, carefully lever and rotate the driver around the edge of the speaker to enlarge the gap further.
  5. Here, it is ideal to use a spudger as opposed to the flathead screwdriver, however, the flathead makes it so much easier to pry off the cap.
  6. Pry off the base of the speaker and remove the end cap.
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  8. Take off the fiber cover by prying it from the top of the speaker using the flathead 4.5 mm screwdriver.
  9. After the cover is loosened, the cap can finally be pulled off.
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  11. Remove the top half of the speaker using the 4.5 mm flat head screwdriver.
  12. Now remove the top of the speaker by prying and releasing the tab around the cap using the same screwdriver.
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  14. With the cap removed, using Phillips #0 screwdriver remove all four 2.0 mm screws to take off the control board.
  15. Now you can replace the power button control board.
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  17. Take of the metal rods by gently prying them out using the metal spudger.
  18. Be sure to slide them out as gently as possible to prevent the rods from becoming damaged.
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  20. Once the rods are removed, you can pry it off and disconnect the speaker driver.
  21. Repeat the same steps to disconnect the speaker driver on the other side of the speaker.
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  23. Take off the metal rods by gently prying them out using the metal spudgers
  24. Be sure to slide them out as gently as possible to prevent the rods from becoming damaged.
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  26. One the rods are removed you can pry it off and disconnect the passive radiator.
  27. Repeat the same steps to disconnect the passive radiator on the other side of the speaker.
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  29. Using the metal spudger, remove the volume control board to prevent any damage.
  30. Remove the clear silicone cover to access the board.
  31. Carefully pull off the board and disconnect it from the motherboard.
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  33. Slide out the mother board gently.
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