Fugoo Tough Battery Replacement Repair Guide

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                          35 minutes            

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

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• Begin by unscrewing the four 10.72mm corner screws using the Hex 2.0 screwdriver.
• Using the Hex 1.5 screwdriver, remove the remaining six 5.79mm screws on the front of the speaker.
• Pull the front part of shell away from the back part of shell.

Begin by unscrewing the four 10.72mm corner screws using the Hex 2.0 screwdriver.

Using the Hex 1.5 screwdriver, remove the remaining six 5.79mm screws on the front of the speaker.

Pull the front part of shell away from the back part of shell.

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Step 2

• Change to the h1.3 head. Remove all four 5.57mm screws on both speaker covers.
• Pull on the speaker covers to remove them.
• Rotate to side the speaker that has the charging port. Remove the four 5.57mm screws facing you.
• Rotate the speaker 180 degrees and then remove the four 5.57 screws on the side speaker that has the power/bluetooth buttons.

Change to the h1.3 head. Remove all four 5.57mm screws on both speaker covers.

Pull on the speaker covers to remove them.

Rotate to side the speaker that has the charging port. Remove the four 5.57mm screws facing you.

Rotate the speaker 180 degrees and then remove the four 5.57 screws on the side speaker that has the power/bluetooth buttons.

Step 3

• Have back of speaker facing you, remove 5-12.70mm screws using 1/16 flat head screwdriver.
• Using the plastic opening tool, you will be able to wedge back face of speaker off.

Have back of speaker facing you, remove 5-12.70mm screws using 1/16 flat head screwdriver.

Using the plastic opening tool, you will be able to wedge back face of speaker off.

Step 4

• The circuit board will be revealed, you will notice the various clips/wires that go to the speakers and the battery
• Remove the blue “clip” from the mother board, then pull the on the speaker and remove it, to give you more room to work
• Gently pull down on the largest bundle of wires connected to the mother board by a white clip.
• Battery isn’t anchored down, you will be able to pull it out of device
• The battery can now be replaced

The circuit board will be revealed, you will notice the various clips/wires that go to the speakers and the battery

Remove the blue “clip” from the mother board, then pull the on the speaker and remove it, to give you more room to work

Gently pull down on the largest bundle of wires connected to the mother board by a white clip.

Battery isn’t anchored down, you will be able to pull it out of device

The battery can now be replaced

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

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TM M - Apr 20, 2018

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Is it waterproof afterwards?

Miguel Tenorio - Jul 9, 2019

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what are the battery specs? where can one be purchased?

Damian - Nov 23, 2019

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Looks like an 18650 battery with wires soldered to a plastic housing that connects the 2 poles. The battery is slightly thicker but I think it’s the wrap around it to keep it as a single unit. Mine just went bad so I’m going to try to swap it out. I’ll update if I’m Successful.

Update: Success! Worked beautifully. I’ll put together some pix I took to wrap it up. If you kinda put it together and test it but the bass is all gone, give it a squeeze. Bass doesn’t really show back up til you put screws back in.

Tristan Mendoza - Mar 23, 2020

What battery did you get? 18650? maH?