Harman Kardon Onyx Studio 2 Bluetooth Antenna Replacement

Written By: Alexandra Achtenberg

Comments: 14

Harman Kardon Onyx Studio 2 Bluetooth Antenna Replacement

Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

Time Required

20 - 25 minutes

Introduction

After removing the control board and circuit board, the Bluetooth antenna can be accessed and therefore removed. This is helpful if a lack of Bluetooth connectivity is due to the speaker.

Tools

Step 1

Using a plastic opening tool, pry off the front grill by wedging it in the notch on the front of the device.

Where can I find a new front panel for my speaker

consomme69 - 21/01/19

If I take this off can I put it back on

Burger King - 20/02/19

Step 2

Remove the five 14.4 mm T10 Torx screws.

There are NO torxscrews. You have to pull out the rubber grille grips that are inside the screw holes FIRST, then use a regular sized Phillips head screwdriver to remove the cover. No Torxscrewdiver needed. I found this out after I had already purchased one from you guys.

phillip columbus - 15/01/21

Mi bocina no tiene los 5 tornillos a la vista,tiene las cavidades ciegas, como lo abro???

Eduardo Heine -

Yes there are no Torx screws… you have to remove the rubber grips them the Philip Screws..

Joe Lim -

Step 3

Gently pull the front apart from the back.

Step 4

Remove the four wires connecting the front and back panels.
Pinch the connector tab and pull gently upwards.
Repeat for the other three connectors.

Please can I get a replacement of my panel to the phone

Chinedu Ogunedo -

Step 5

Pull the silicone button band off of the outer edge of the speaker.

Step 6

Disconnect the two pressure connections from the circuit board.

Step 7

Gently remove the control board band by placing fingers in contact with it through the button openings.
Work from the outer edges in so as not to bend the band.