Introduction

Bad speakerphone? No speakerphone audio? This may be the part you need!

• This part is for speakerphone and audio output.

• Sometimes a part can become clogged with dust or be damaged in a liquid spill.

• Remove the following screws securing the Lightning connector and speaker enclosure assembly to the rear case:

• One 2.5 mm Phillips screw

• Two 3.3 mm Phillips screws

• One 2.9 mm Phillips screw

• Two 1.5 mm Phillips screws

• One 2.8 mm Phillips screw

• Use the flat end of a spudger to gently pry the Lightning connector and speaker enclosure assembly cables up from the rear case.

• Make sure you get the spudger under the large ribbon cable connected to the assembly. Prying the rest of the assembly away from the cable may result in a tear.

• Remove the Lightning connector and speaker enclosure assembly from the rear case.

• Take care not to lose the small metal washer on the speaker enclosure, or the four small metal washers beneath the Lightning connector screws.

• Gently peel the speaker assembly off the Lightning connector ribbon cable.

• Remove the speaker enclosure from the assembly.