Fugoo Tough Speaker Replacement Repair Guide

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                          45 minutes

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Introduction

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Step 1

              Speaker

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 Hex 1.3 head. Remove all 4-5.57mm 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 4-5.57mm screws of the facing you.
Rotate the speaker 180 degrees and then remove 4-5.57 screws on the side speaker that has the power/bluetooth buttons

Change to the Hex 1.3 head. Remove all 4-5.57mm 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 4-5.57mm screws of the facing you.

Rotate the speaker 180 degrees and then remove 4-5.57 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 individual speaker connections to the circuit board.
Remove black “clip” from the circuit board. Using the T9 screwdriver head remove the 2-7.20mm screws, and remove the speaker from the body of the device

The circuit board will be revealed, you will notice the various individual speaker connections to the circuit board.

Remove black “clip” from the circuit board. Using the T9 screwdriver head remove the 2-7.20mm screws, and remove the speaker from the body of the device

Step 5

At this point, the next step would be to replace the speaker.

At this point, the next step would be to replace the speaker.

Step 6

Undo the clips that are now exposed inside of the speaker. The colors of these clips are white, red, blue.
Once the clips are undone, you can freely remove and replace the corresponding speaker within the device.

Undo the clips that are now exposed inside of the speaker. The colors of these clips are white, red, blue.

Once the clips are undone, you can freely remove and replace the corresponding speaker within the device.

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

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