Logitech UE Boom USB Port Replacement

Turn the device over. The D-ring will be on the left face of the speaker when viewing the device from this orientation.

Lift the handle on the D-ring and unscrew it.

Remove the D-ring.

Holding the speaker upright, wedge the metal spudger in between the casing and the speaker. Gently pry open the tabs as they are easily broken.

Find the part of the casing that covers the volume controls. Wedge the metal spudger under this and pry open all of the tabs as in the previous step.

Repeat for the bottom of the speaker and pry the casing open with your fingers.

Using the Phillips J0 head screwdriver, unscrew the four silver 9 mm screws.

Do the same for the two black 7 mm screws.

Using a soldering iron, de-solder the two ends of the switch plate. Desolder the two terminals on headphone jack side first, as the middle connection is notched and should be slid out when molten.

With the switch plate disconnected, remove it and your device should now look like this.

With a metal spudger, pry open the tabs on the speaker sleeve along the length of the speaker.

Use a plastic opening tool to pry the sleeve off from the bottom of the speaker.

Peel off the sleeve.

Use a Phillips 1 screwdriver to unscrew the eight black 14 mm screws along the length of the casing.

With the screws removed, pry open the casing to be able to get to the components inside.

With a Phillips #00 screwdriver, unscrew two 5.6 mm screws from the rectangular shaped circuit board.

With the Phillips #2 screwdriver, unscrew the 9.9 mm screw from the larger circuit board surrounding the speaker.

Once all of the screws are gone, you should be able to remove the circuit boards and find the battery.

Remove the battery by pulling it from the terminal as marked in the picture.

Finally, after opening the speaker, locate the USB plate on the left face of the speaker and remove it from the motherboard.