Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

10

Time Required

                          15 - 30 minutes

Sections

2

  • Outer Panels
  • 5 steps
  • Tape Cassette Player
  • 5 steps

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Step 1

              Outer Panels
  • Turn the boombox around to see the back, and then flip it upside down.
  • Insert a 2.5mm flathead driver into the two holes next to the battery compartment.
  • Turn the driver counterclockwise several times to loosen and pull out the 17mm screw.

Turn the boombox around to see the back, and then flip it upside down.

Insert a 2.5mm flathead driver into the two holes next to the battery compartment.

Turn the driver counterclockwise several times to loosen and pull out the 17mm screw.

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Step 2

  • Peel off the two black square foams in front of the battery compartment to reveal a screw under each one.

Peel off the two black square foams in front of the battery compartment to reveal a screw under each one.

Step 3

  • Remove the two 8mm screws using a 2.5mm flathead driver.
  • The front grey panel will loosen up once the final screw is removed.

Remove the two 8mm screws using a 2.5mm flathead driver.

The front grey panel will loosen up once the final screw is removed.

Step 4

  • Turn the boombox on its back.
  • Release the front panel by pushing down on the latches holding the panels together.
  • There are four silver latches on the top side of the panel and one on the bottom.
  • Do not force the panel comletely off, there are cables attached inside.

Turn the boombox on its back.

Release the front panel by pushing down on the latches holding the panels together.

There are four silver latches on the top side of the panel and one on the bottom.

Do not force the panel comletely off, there are cables attached inside.

Step 5

  • Turn the boombox around to view the back and lift the handle up.
  • Using the same driver with 2.5mm flathead, remove the two 14mm screws under the handle.
  • Gently lift the black top but do not pull completely away.

Turn the boombox around to view the back and lift the handle up.

Using the same driver with 2.5mm flathead, remove the two 14mm screws under the handle.

Gently lift the black top but do not pull completely away.

Step 6

              Tape Cassette Player
  • Face the bottom of the opened boombox, and detach the front panel from the back in the following order:

Face the bottom of the opened boombox, and detach the front panel from the back in the following order:

Step 7

  • Unplug the 4 wires (1 red, 2 black, 1 white) from the yellow motherboard on the front panel, by pulling upwards.
  • Pull the black tape attached to the white plug on the yellow motherboard by tugging upwards.
  • Detach the thicker, white and pink cord on the smaller yellow plate on the front panel by pulling away.

Unplug the 4 wires (1 red, 2 black, 1 white) from the yellow motherboard on the front panel, by pulling upwards.

Pull the black tape attached to the white plug on the yellow motherboard by tugging upwards.

Detach the thicker, white and pink cord on the smaller yellow plate on the front panel by pulling away.

Step 8

  • Facing the inside of the front panel, on the corners of the grey plate, there are four screws. Unscrew these with a phillips 1.

Facing the inside of the front panel, on the corners of the grey plate, there are four screws. Unscrew these with a phillips 1.

Step 9

  • Face the inside of the front panel. Push the buttons down gently to slide the cassette player unit out.

Face the inside of the front panel. Push the buttons down gently to slide the cassette player unit out.

Step 10

  • On the back of the unit to the right of the motherboard and between the motor and black circle, there is a rubber band that allows the spinning wheels to spin the knobs. Using tweezers, remove the rubber band and replace it.

On the back of the unit to the right of the motherboard and between the motor and black circle, there is a rubber band that allows the spinning wheels to spin the knobs. Using tweezers, remove the rubber band and replace it.

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

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