Sooner or later, anyone, even the best technique, comes to an end. And then it has to be replaced, but sometimes it's not that easy. In this case, the "take it - throw it away" option will not work, and you have to tinker a little to remove the speakers.
Instructions
Step 1
To remove the rear speakers in a car, remove the rear seat cushion. Usually it is screwed on in the corners - where the backrest is adjacent to the seat. Also remove the bolted side parts of the backrest with the straps hooked on top. Unscrew the screws and remove the plastic. Unscrew the spare stop from the trunk. Then pull the shelf towards you and up, and your eyes will open up the speakers, which can be easily removed.
Step 2
If you wish to remove the speakers from the PSP game console, remove all screws and bolts, and also remove the two main screws located under the UMD cover. When you unscrew everything, then before removing the metal fastener on the display (the frame into which the display is inserted), be sure to open the cover of the UMD mechanism to avoid unexpected damage. Then unscrew the PSP speaker mounts and you're done! In general, if you are not a professional, then it is better not to disassemble game consoles.
Step 3
If you need to remove the speakers from your phone, remove the battery cover and slide out the battery. Pull out the SIM card, in general, remove anything that interferes with subsequent disassembly. Unscrew the side retaining screws, separate the front panel from the rear by prying it off with a screwdriver or spatula. Remove the front bezel, lift the system board, locate and pull out the ribbon cable. Remove the antenna module with the required ringer speaker.
Step 4
In the case of headphones with "drops", remove the glued silicone cap, use a sharp object (office knife) to separate the emitter (mini-speaker) glued to the body. Separate the decorative plug from the back and the filter mesh from the front.
Step 5
If you want to pull the speaker out of the podium, flip it magnetically upside down and press down on it slightly. Remove the remaining rubber layer. That's all the wisdom.
