Thanks, this was helpful. Mine wouldn't turn on because the power button got locked sort of locked down (the lower edge of the button slipped under the outer case). Your video let me know the way the clips are keyed and where they are so I was able to get it apart without any breakage with a mix of metal and plastic spargers. A few chew marks were unavoidable, that box is tight. I fixed for now by carefully rounding out the power button hole a little more on the bottom to give the button clearance and restressing the power button back level. I'm 95% sure will crap again some day, but I'll be gentler on the power button for now. Oh, and thank you Logi for filling the screw heads inside with glue and gluing the plug connectors on so I had to work with everything attached. It made it really easy to fix the power button, not. Luckily the glue was kind of viscous so I was able to get it out of the screw heads with a knife and small needle nose. I like the function of the product. I hate that I'll probably eventually end up bricking ~$400 of speakers because of $0.005 of plastic, jokes on me for spending that coin on plastic I guess.
On newer models (without a removable programming cover on the bottom) they're also glued in at the top left and bottom right clips. Be careful with how far you insert things at the bottom or you'll damage the push buttons.
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Thanks, this was helpful. Mine wouldn't turn on because the power button got locked sort of locked down (the lower edge of the button slipped under the outer case).
Your video let me know the way the clips are keyed and where they are so I was able to get it apart without any breakage with a mix of metal and plastic spargers. A few chew marks were unavoidable, that box is tight.
I fixed for now by carefully rounding out the power button hole a little more on the bottom to give the button clearance and restressing the power button back level. I'm 95% sure will crap again some day, but I'll be gentler on the power button for now.
Oh, and thank you Logi for filling the screw heads inside with glue and gluing the plug connectors on so I had to work with everything attached. It made it really easy to fix the power button, not. Luckily the glue was kind of viscous so I was able to get it out of the screw heads with a knife and small needle nose.
I like the function of the product. I hate that I'll probably eventually end up bricking ~$400 of speakers because of $0.005 of plastic, jokes on me for spending that coin on plastic I guess.
On newer models (without a removable programming cover on the bottom) they're also glued in at the top left and bottom right clips. Be careful with how far you insert things at the bottom or you'll damage the push buttons.
now put some weight in it to make it feel more premium
That is precisely why I want to open mine up and why I came to this video.
@@mtstewdog exact same reason for me too....
Thanks Bro, it was difficult but it worked out ;)