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Moderate

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6

Time Required

                          4 - 8 minutes

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  • Jam XT HX-P430 Disassembly
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Step 1

              Casing
  • You can really take this off however you want but here’s a pic.

You can really take this off however you want but here’s a pic.

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Step 2

              Speaker Guard
  • Using a spudger or similar pry the guard off one side at a time.

Using a spudger or similar pry the guard off one side at a time.

Step 3

              Screws!
  • Remove the screws for the speaker and the four that are down the holes.
  • It isn’t necessary but I removed the d-ring as well.

Remove the screws for the speaker and the four that are down the holes.

It isn’t necessary but I removed the d-ring as well.

Step 4

              Case
  • Remove the black button spacers. (Note: There are 3 spacers I lost one).
  • Push the white bottom through the hole and slowly wiggle the blue case off. Be careful not to break the speaker cables.
  • Now remove the four screws.

Remove the black button spacers. (Note: There are 3 spacers I lost one).

Push the white bottom through the hole and slowly wiggle the blue case off. Be careful not to break the speaker cables.

Now remove the four screws.

Step 5

              Board and Battery.
  • They used black silicone to keep the connectors together so the entire assembly may come off. I suggest making sure you know how the go back together.
  • Carefully using a knife try to split the silicone so the connectors come off easily.
  • Next remove the fours screws holding the board in. (Note: There is two matching pairs.)
  • Using the spudger remove the battery from the white plastic.

They used black silicone to keep the connectors together so the entire assembly may come off. I suggest making sure you know how the go back together.

Carefully using a knife try to split the silicone so the connectors come off easily.

Next remove the fours screws holding the board in. (Note: There is two matching pairs.)

Using the spudger remove the battery from the white plastic.

Step 6

              Finished!
  • Yay! It is disassembled.
  • (Note: There are 3 spacers I lost one).

Yay! It is disassembled.

(Note: There are 3 spacers I lost one).

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

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jonathan s - Jan 13, 2023

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Is the amp bridgable ?