Introduction
If your Amazon Echo Studio does not power on, and you have tried a new power cord and have confirmed that the issue is not from the outlets you are plugging it into, you might need to replace the power supply. This guide will tell you how to open up the Amazon Echo Studio and replace the power supply board.
What you need
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Flip the device upside down.
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Pry up the edge of the rubber base panel with a spudger, then pull the rest of it off by hand.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Thank you for this guide. It was very easy operation, but I believe problem with Echo is that its impossible to get spare parts?
My Echo Studio is in short circuit state.
Taking this thing apart really is easy. Thanks for the tip on how to get started. But as Kertalaaki figured, it seems there is no chance to get replacement parts. I guess Amazon prefers to sell new devices instead of having people repair their Studio device. I have a similar problem Kertalaaki describes. Whenever I plug the device in, it causes the breaker to blow. Now having the device in hand, I can't see any obvious damage as Kertalaakis photos show, but I still would like to get me a new power supply board. If anyone has any ideas on how to get one, please share! Thanks a lot in advance!
Same Problem like Ingo and Kertalaaki. Did anyone figure out how to get a new power supply?
I contacted the Amazon regarding the matter, and spare parts are not available. The solution from their side was a credit towards a new device with a discount. Spare parts are not available.
The power source is custom built just for this implementation and there is nothing similar on the market as far I have found.
