Amazon Echo Show Back Cover Replacement

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Introduction

Most replacement guides will require you to open up the Alexa to access components, so following this guide will let you access the internal components quickly and safely.

What you need

Step 1 Back Cover

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Using your hands, gently remove the taped-in rubber foot from device.

Step 2

Carefully peel off the bottom pad to expose the fastening screws.
Remove three silver 1.4 T5 Torx screws on the top row.
Remove one green 1mm T5 Torx screw in the middle.
Remove a black 1.5mm T5 screw.
Remove three green 1mm T5 screws from the bottom row.

Step 3

After the screws are removed, grip the front panel and remove, using a plastic opening tool if necessary. This will expose the inside of the device.

Step 4

Use tweezers or your hands to carefully disconnect the red wires connecting the speakers to the power supply board.
Repeat this step for the other speaker, and lay the front section flat with the facing down.
Make sure to ground yourself against a metal object nearby (ex. a metal chair, a door frame) before you touch any circuitry. An accidental static discharge can permanently damage a circuitboard.