Sostituzione porta micro USB / Aux JBL Charge

Scritto Da: Alexander Castanares
  • Commenti: 36
Sostituzione porta micro USB / Aux JBL Charge

Difficoltà

Facile

Passi

12

Tempo Necessario

5 - 7 minuti

Introduzione

Poiché i connettori Micro USB / AUX sono tenacemente incollati all'involucro bianco, è quasi impossibile sostituire l'ingresso senza sostituire l'intero involucro. Segui questa guida per isolare e sostituire l'involucro bianco contenente la porta Micro USB / AUX.

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    • Assicurati che il dispositivo sia spento prima di cominciare lo smontaggio.

    • Rimuovi la guarnizione dallo speaker usando uno spudger in metallo o un "Jimmy".

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    • Usa il cacciavite PH1 per rimuovere le cinque viti da 6 mm dalla cover della batteria.

    • Rimuovi la cover della batteria e mettila da parte.

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    • Usa uno spudger per rimuovere con attenzione il nastro isolante liquido che tiene la batteria ferma nel suo alloggiamento.

    • Fai estrema attenzione a non bucare la batteria, o danneggiare i cavi sottostanti il nastro isolante liquido.

    This is NOT liquid Electrical tape! I recommend using 3M adhesive silicone. If you are doing this repair then you can find the 3m adhesive silicone at automotive stores. Liquid tape hardens and 3M adhesive remains mailable vs the rock hardening effect of liquid tape.

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    • Usa uno spudger per alzare la batteria dal dispositivo.

    • Alza il lato della batteria che non ha i cavi attaccati e rimuovi la vite PH2 da 16 mm sotto la batteria

    • Nota che il cavo collega la batteria al dispositivo. Tentare di rimuovere completamente la batteria potrebbe danneggiare il cavo. Non usare uno spduger di metallo per rimuovere la batteria.

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    • Rimuovi le quattro viti da 16 mm dal case in plastica bianca con il cacciavite PH2.

    The two screws on the right side (side with the USB port) are too long to extract with the iFixit screwdriver in the basic kit. I needed to use a regular thin PH2 screwdriver to get them out.

    Matthew Poole -

    I had this problem also, whenever putting the screws back in there were still air pockets in the side with smaller screws

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    • Partendo da un angolo del dispositivo dove il case e il lato si incontrano, usa uno spduger di metallo per allontanare le due parti, vincendo la forza adesiva della colla.

    • Fai scorrere lo spudger di metallo lungo il lato per separare il case posteriore dal resto dello speaker.

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    • Quando il case posteriore si apre, disconnetti i tre cavi bianchi dalla scheda madre.

    • Rimuovi il case superiore.

    Hi , Thanks a lot in my speacker i had broken plastic part which affect clear sound with your guide i open mine seasily and take it out now i have beand new sound which i had before. thanks again.

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    • Focalizzati sul case posteriore rimosso nel Passo 7.

    where can i get the usb port with the cable that goes to mother board and it has the thre colors red black white please give me any place where i can buy it

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    • Usando un taglierino, rimuovi la colla che tiene ferma la batteria.

    • Usa tagli multipli verticali per rimuovere i pezzi di colla.

    • Fai estrema attenzione a non tagliare i cavi della batteria.

    When reinstalling I used E600 glue to replace this goop of glue that is removed.

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    • Rimuovi il foam che circonda i cavi della batteria.

    Dónde puedo conseguir los cablecitos de adentro

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    • Per rimuovere la batteria, tira i cavi attraverso il foro.

    • L'intero pezzo bianco deve essere sostituito (se si sta sostituendo aux/porta USB).

    Why does the whole White piece need to be replaced if replacing the USB port. I just took apart the case just to replace the USB port (not the battery). It looks like I can replace the port and not need a new case.

    Dave -

    It looks like it would be difficult removing the USB assembly because mine looked very well glued in that little space meant for the module to fit.

    Thanks for this guide

    Jake Lalens -

    I replaced the battery but it still won’t cheat fe, could the usb port be damaged and where can I purchase a usb port for my gen1 JBL Charge speaker?

    Bruce Smith -

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    • Posiziona la batteria nella nuova custodia bianca.

    • riassembla il dispositivo seguendo i passi in ordine inverso.

    there is only how u taking the thing a part but how to replace the usb port , to charge it again ..?

    mrt3000 -

    If you can struggle through all the black sealing putty and hot glue, you can remove just the charge port and cable.

    Ruben Villarreal -

    Where do you get the new white casing from? It says “no parts needed” but it seems like u need an important part!

    Maura wygmans -

    請問我的micro usb 接觸不良.，想換線組怎麼買？到哪買？

    Peteryo -

    請問我的是micro usb 接觸不良無法充電，想買機板含線組更換,..不知道哪裡可以買到

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Conclusione

Per riassemblare il dispositivo, segui le istruzioni in ordine inverso.

Autore

Alexander Castanares

Membro da: 02/04/15

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21 commenti

Hi. This is the problem my speaker is having, but all I need to know is where to buy the replacement back. That's certainly something you should have included in your guide.

trevormeyer -

The purpose of a guide is to show how to fix the device, not obtain parts. I suggest eBay.

Joe Durand -

Joe Durand. Thank you for taking time out of your busy day to share such an enlightening comment.

Pete Hyde -

Yeah what was the point of this if people can't actually do it. BS

Gabriel Bohlmann -

The point is to guide people on the replacement of parts, not obtaining parts. I suggest eBay.

Joe Durand -

Worked like a charm. After sourcing the cable from eBay, $15 plus ship and 30 minutes of tear down and assembly.... We're in business. Important note.... Instructions do not show removal of cable from the back case but easily accomplished.

jim -

Jim, what exactly did you search on eBay? I am unable to find the casing

Rob -

Yes I'd like to know the part number for the usb cable also.

Jerome -

I love my charge. Guess I got the same problem, stupid usb charge port breaks, been tweaking the angle/pressure of the cable/plug for too long now, just to charge it. I took it apart following the procedure, Thanks! fun fun!. I'm not going to pursue replacing the whole panel and connector board, I don't see the point, its just gonna break again. I'm gonna just tap in to the charge wires inside, drill a hole, bring those outside and into something like a mini headphone socket. I'll glue that to the back of the unit or whatever. Then I'll modify a USB cable with a corresponding jack and connect just the needed + and - connections needed for charging. I'll just need to figure out where in the usb cable that charging voltage is. Not worried about that, I have my voltmeter, and the internet. I'll let you know how this goes. Drew

dreww -

I swear this is stupid USB charging karma just deciding to really annoy me. why would you use an apparently fragile micro-usb connector, JUST FOR CHARGING in the first place? anyway, I happen to also own a bose soundlink color, Its a nice unit, a bit more bassy and louder than the charge, but then again with the charge bass response depends highly on location. The Bose unit doesn't have the battery life of the charge, I'mthinking around two hrs less play time on bluetooth. so anyway, since the charge is taken apart right now, was using the bose all day, then the batt died, when to plug it in, and same $@$*, now I got to fiddle with the stupid fragile usb plug just to get it to charge. I've only had this bose unit for 5 months, and it was brand new, and from experience I've been real carefull when plugging it in to charge. rediculous! now I have to learn how to takes another one appart.

dreww -

When playing music my device JBL skips..how can I correct this

Joe Valvano -

V disappointed in JBL product. Great sound to go with a v poor charging mechanism. An alternative is sorely needed for these types of ports.

thomasaherrick -

mines has no screws!

Knobahdi Streams -

I would like to splice a USB cable in place of the microWhat I would like to know is what wires would I connect to what wires on USB cable to to be able to charge my unit terry-bell@live.com

terry-bell -

Lol I am just about to splice the battery cables and feed a spliced USB cable to it haha what's the point of spending more money if its just gonna break again

Diamond Martinez -

You should probably add the white casing to your parts list and recommend places to buy it……..

Jennifer de Souza -

has anyone tried charging through the full size USB port ?

a1rench -

Hi I have a problem with my jbl charge 2. The Bluetooth doesn't work and my Aux Port got burned by an aux cable where can I fine a notherAux Port

Kingping -

Left out removing black sealant over protective cover!

Afterwards remove the single screw in the center and remove circuitry

Voila no need to damage or replace the case

*Baby Genius at work here*

Chest thumpers unite!

robertkcouturier -

Basically, I'm fed up with the BT quality and range with my Bose SoundLink II, and thought about getting a CC Audio to pair with it.

There's a micro-USB port on it that I thought about making a special cable for to power the CC Audio to keep the whole package portable. Anyone attempt this?

Alternatively.. Are there any CC enabled portable speakers out there? Not interested in anything with Google Assistant either.

Thanks!

spencer audrey -

Basically, I'm fed up with the BT quality and range with my Bose SoundLink II, and thought about getting a CC Audio to pair with it.

There's a micro-USB port on it that I thought about making a special cable for to power the CC Audio to keep the whole package portable. Anyone attempt this?

Alternatively.. Are there any CC enabled portable speakers out there? Not interested in anything with Google Assistant either.

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spencer audrey -