JBL Tune 760NC Partially Remove the Motherboard (No Wire Removal)

ID: 185098

Description: This guide will walk you through the process of...

Steps:

  1. Power off the device and unplug any cables.
  2. Place the headphones on a stable, flat surface.
  3. Insert the Jimmy pry tool at a 30° angle into the seam between the ear cup and the plastic cap.
  4. Pry gently but firmly to release the internal clips. You may need to try different spots around the seam for easier access.
  5. Once the cap is removed, set it aside.
  6. Keep track of any small plastic clips or parts that may come loose during prying
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  8. Identify the green circuit board this is the motherboard.
  9. Remove the two 5.1 mm Phillips #0 screws securing the motherboard.
  10. Set the screws aside in a labeled tray for easy reassembly.
  11. Labeling screws by type and location helps ensure they return to the correct place
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  13. Once the screws are removed, carefully lift the motherboard from one edge.
  14. Do not pull or tug the board, the wires are still attached.
  15. Tilt or slightly raise the board to show the connection points beneath. This step simulates how a full removal would proceed.
  16. Once inspected or photographed, gently lower the motherboard back into place.
  17. This step is meant for demonstration or inspection only. Since the wires remain attached, avoid putting stress on any cables or solder points.
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  19. Gently lower the motherboard back into its original position inside the casing.
  20. Align the screw holes and ensure the board sits flat without bending the attached wires.
  21. Reinsert the two 5.1 mm Phillips #0 screws to secure the motherboard in place.
  22. Snap the outer plastic cap back onto the ear cup, pressing evenly around the edges until you hear it click securely into place.
  23. This step may require some pressure take your time and make sure all clips are properly aligned to avoid damaging the cap.
  24. The motherboard may be tricky to reposition due to the tight fit. Avoid forcing it, and double-check wire placement before snapping the cap back on.
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