Asus Tablet MeMo Pad 7 ME7000C Microphone Replacement

Duration: 45 minutes
Steps: 7 Steps

Get ready to breathe new life into your Asus Tablet MeMo Pad 7 ME700C by replacing that dead or non-working microphone. To avoid any damage to your tablet, make sure you’ve got the right tools and take your time when opening the back panel. If you’re not feeling confident, don’t worry – we’ve got you covered. Follow these steps and you’ll be back to chatting and recording in no time.

Step 1

– Time to get started. Flip your tablet over and let’s get familiar with the back cover. Locate the second button on the left, just below the volume buttons, and hold it down until your device powers off.

Step 2

– Starting at the top corner of your tablet, grab that trusty blue plastic opening tool and gently glide it along the seam. Take it nice and slow—treat your device like the delicate superstar it is!

Tools Used
  1. SpudgerAsus Tablet MeMo Pad 7 ME7000C Microphone Replacement

Step 3

– Gently separate the rear panel and the display screen, letting them glide apart like old friends parting ways.

Step 4

– Grab your trusty spudger and give that black button on the plug port a gentle nudge. It’s your secret weapon to free the battery from its snug little home!

Tools Used
  1. SpudgerAsus Tablet MeMo Pad 7 ME7000C Microphone Replacement

Step 5

– Pop that battery out of the device—easy does it!

Step 6

– Gently disconnect the microphone plug from the motherboard. A little wiggle might help, but be kind to those delicate connections!

– Grab your tweezers and carefully pull the white plug away from the motherboard. No need to rush – slow and steady wins the race here.

Tools Used
  1. TweezersAsus Tablet MeMo Pad 7 ME7000C Microphone Replacement

Step 7

– To wrap things up, simply reverse the steps you followed to take your device apart. Easy peasy!

– If you need help or want some extra guidance, you can always schedule a repair

Tools Used
  1. TweezersAsus Tablet MeMo Pad 7 ME7000C Microphone Replacement

Success!
You made it. To put everything back together, just reverse the steps you followed to get here. Nice job. If you need help or have any other devices that need some TLC, you can always schedule a repair.

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