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Fairphone 5 Loudspeaker Replacement

Use this guide to replace a broken loudspeaker...

Fairphone Fairphone 5 Easy 2 - 3 minutes Guide 168821
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Guide overview

Before you begin

Use this guide to replace a broken loudspeaker in your Fairphone 5.

Step 1

Prepare your phone for disassembly

  • Unplug all cables and power down your phone.
  • Press the power and volume up buttons at the same time to bring up the shutdown menu.
Step 2

Pry up the back cover

  • Insert your fingernail, or a pry tool like a spudger, under the notch at the bottom right of the back cover.
  • Pry up the back cover to release the bottom right corner clips.
Step 3

Remove the back cover

  • Grip the bottom right corner of the back cover with one hand and brace the phone frame with the other.
  • Lift the back cover away from the phone to release the clips around its perimeter.
  • Remove the back cover.
  • During reassembly, align the back cover over the phone and press along the perimeter until all clips snap back into place.
Step 4

Remove the battery

  • Use your fingernail, or a pry tool like a spudger, to lift the battery by its tab along the bottom edge.
  • Remove the battery.
  • During reassembly, slide the top edge of the battery into its recess in the frame before pressing the battery into place.
Step 5

Unfasten the loudspeaker

  • Use a Phillips driver to remove the five 4.9 mm‑long screws securing the loudspeaker.
Step 6

Remove the loudspeaker

  • Insert your fingernail, or a pry tool like a spudger, under the notch at the bottom right corner of the loudspeaker.
  • Pry up the loudspeaker and pull it away from the bottom edge of the phone to separate it from the frame.
  • During reassembly, insert the bottom edge of the loudspeaker into its slot in the frame before pressing the loudspeaker into place.