Introduzione
This guide will serve as a reference on how to replace the speakers on the Beats Pill 1.0. In order to follow this guide, you will need to have the Beats Pill partially disassembled. We would recommend going through our general disassembly guide for guidance on how to disassemble the Pill. For this guide, we will assume that you have fully disassembled the product according to our general disassembly guide.
Cosa ti serve
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Using the spudger, create space between the speaker covers and then remove.
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On the underside of the device, remove the rubber stand with the BeatsPill logo on it.
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Using an ESD-safe Phillips #0 screwdriver, remove the four screws that were underneath the rubber stand.
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Remove the two screws with a Phillips #0 screwdriver.
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Slowly remove the center band and two clip rings until the adhesive separates. Sit to the side the clip rings and the center band
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Use the spudger to pry the device apart along its seam, starting in the middle.
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Open the device to separate the front and back panels.
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Carefully remove the yellow, red, black, and white wires from the motherboard.
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Using the Phillips #0 screwdriver, unscrew the two screws that holds the speakers down.
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Each speaker is held down by two clips. On the front face of the speaker, push the speaker outward while pushing one of the clips that holds it down to the side. Repeat this on the other speaker and clip. The speakers should pop out.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Do you have a link to the speakers that are used for the speaker pill, the current one seems to be broken and I cant find the replacements anywhere
Just wanted to add a comment regarding where to find the actual replacement speakers for the Beats Pill 1.0. I quite certain that the over all size of each individual speaker is 1" including the plastic bezel around the speaker. The actual size of the speaker itself is 3/4" and I believe I have found a replacement speaker to use if one of the speakers in your Beats Pill 1.0 gets blown or damaged. Below is the link to the replacement speaker, found on www.partsexpress.com. It looks almost identical to the stock speaker installed in the Pill 1.0, minus the custom bezel around the speaker that is used to secure the speakers inside the Pill.
http://www.parts-express.com/tymphany-pm...
Buying all 4 speakers at once saves you 75 cent compared to the price of buying just a single speaker.
Hope this helps anyone looking for replacement speakers for their Beats Pill 1.0
I just got all 4 new speakers to replace the older ones as the rubber rims have all soften and sort of disintegrated/damaged. Only problems with the replacement speakers plastic body are not same as original ones. So the speakers won’t fit the 2 clips, so almost no way to secure the speakers. Probably need to be Super glue.
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I plugged my speaker in because it needed a charge and the metal piece inside the speaker went into it help
why wouldn’t i want to replace the original speakers with authentic beats replacement speaker that are the exact duplicates?, i will not replace the original beats speakers with substandard replacements that don’t fit properly and at best are nothing but a poor rigged up $@$*
Anyone know where to get the EXACT OEM replacement speakers?
Where i can buy the speakers? i can't find it anywhere
I bought a brand new Beats Pill 1.0 online last week the first night it seemed to work all right the next day I charged it I plugged it in and it was crackling on the left hand side from the front and now the whole volume of both sides very low but it is still getting a Bluetooth connectivity I tried to reset it by holding the baby and the power button to get this thing in the back to flag it would not reset that way any suggestions I meant it is for a lot of money I paid $170 I thought I was getting a brand new device
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