How to Replace Speakers in Lenovo IdeaTab A2109: DIY Guide

– Flip your tablet over and check out the speakers perched on the top of the back cover.

– You’ll spot a little groove in the plastic that stretches across the top of the device.

– Grab your trusty plastic opening tool and slide it under the center of the cover as shown. Give it a gentle push upwards, and voilà! The cover will pop right off.

– Pop out those two black 3mm Phillips #00 screws.

– Gently pinch the battery power connector with your trusty tweezers and slide it out of the housing like a pro!

– Unscrew seven black 3mm Phillips #00 screws with care and precision. You’ve got this!

– Now it’s time to pop that battery out! Whether you’re swapping it for a shiny new one or just diving deeper into the guts of your device, you’ve got this!

– Let’s kick things off by unscrewing two of those sleek black 3mm Phillips #00 screws. You’ve got this!

– Next up, it’s time to tackle three shiny silver 1.8 mm Phillips #00 screws. Keep up the great work!

– Grab some tweezers and pop up those tiny black plastic locks on all four connections—easy does it!

– Now, gently wiggle out each of those exposed ribbons like you’re untangling headphones. Take your time!

– Gently pinch those two speaker connectors with your trusty tweezers and slide them out from the cozy embrace of the system board housing. You’ve got this!

– Grab your tweezers or just use your trusty fingernail to pop up that black rectangular connector and free the camera attachment. You’re doing great!

– Unplug that HDMI connection from the system board—time to set it free!

– Grab a trusty plastic opening tool and gently pop the system board loose. You’ll hear a satisfying little ‘pop’ as it lets go.

– Carefully slide the system board out of its cozy housing tab on the upper right corner. Nice and easy now!

– Gently pull the board away from the tab—it’ll pop right out like a charm!

– Let’s get cracking! First up, take out these two screws:

– M 5.3 x 1.75 mm #00 phillips screws (silver)

– Now that the screws are out, grab your tweezers and carefully pull the board straight out.

– Grab your trusty tweezer tool and gently lift up those three tiny plastic locks holding the digital board in place. You’ve got this!

– Next up, carefully slide out the newly revealed ribbons. Easy peasy!

– Alright, time to tackle these two screws:

– M5.3 x 1.75 mm #00 Phillips screws (silver).

– After unscrewing it, grab the tweezer tool and gently pull the digital board straight out. You’ve got this!

– Now that you’ve successfully removed the IO board and digital board, you can finally get to those speakers!

– Grab your tweezers and slide one end under the speaker, then gently lift it up. They should come off without much fuss.

– Do the same thing on the other side.