Munchkin Mozart Magic Cube Speaker Replacement

Written By: Paula Campos
  • Comments: 4
Munchkin Mozart Magic Cube Speaker Replacement

Difficulty

Difficult

Steps

13

Time Required

30 minutes

Introduction

Only replace speaker as a last measure, since getting to the speaker requires removal of parts that might not fit perfectly back together.

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    • Remove two 6 mm Phillips #2 screws on either side of the On/Off Plate.

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    • Remove the On/Off switch plate and save the screws so you can use them later to put the plate back on.

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    • Gently pull out the battery cartridge and if needed, replace the batteries with 3 AA alkaline batteries.

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    • Starting with the yellow face, insert the metal spudger between the yellow face and the white frame, prying the frame apart.

    There seems to be no way of doing this without breaking the plastic pegs holding the faceplate in on the first one. I haven't managed to try it yet, but I think to undo the rest of the faceplace without damage, you need *really* long screw driver from which you can reach the opposite faceplate.

    awongawong -

    I absolutely can not get this off. I was able to get one corner to come up, but something broke off inside when it did, now that one corner doesn't seat back in properly. I would like to see a better or updated guide for this as I don't see how I can remove the yellow plate without completely destroying it.

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    • Insert the metal spudger in the space created by the plastic opening tool between the frame and face of the cube.

    • Pry the cube face from the frame.

    Could anyone comment the step 5? Because I have no idea how to remove the plate - only one mount was easily unlocked, but the others seems to be fixed by screws.

    Meinst -

    All of the yellow corners are fastened by screws. The only way to remove the yellow panel per the instructions above is to break each corner. I am hoping I can apply epoxy to reassemble.

    mark lester -

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    • After removing the square plates, you can unscrew the screws underneath.

    • Remove four 6 mm Phillips #2 screws, located on the sides.

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    • Remove the rubber corners by simply pulling them off.

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    • Remove twenty-four 6 mm Phillips #2 from all 6 sides.

    • Once the screws are removed, gently pull apart the frame.

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    • Remove four 6 mm Phillips #2 screws that hold down the speaker to its plastic frame.

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    • Remove two 6 mm Phillips #2 screws holding down the main motherboard to plastic frame.

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    • Gently remove speaker and motherboard from plastic frame.

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    • Desolder speaker cable connections from the motherboard.

    • If you're unsure which metal connector to unsolder note that SPK is written next to the metal spot,

Conclusion

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

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Paula Campos

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