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Introduction

This is a guide on how to disassemble an Amazon Echo Studio to be able to replace the subwoofer unit.

What you need

Flip the device upside down.
Pry up the edge of the rubber base panel with a spudger, then pull the rest of it off by hand.

Use a T15 Torx screwdriver to remove the nine 3.2 mm screws.
Use a Torx T10 screwdriver to remove the six 2.7 mm screws.
After removing the screws, gently lift the base off, with care not to damage any of the connected cables.

Remove the two screws located across from each other on the outside of the plastic ring shown.
Remove the plastic outer ring that hugs the inside of the edges of the device.
This may require you to use a soft prying tool to separate it from the outer shell.

Remove the two 2.7 mm screws with a T10 Torx screwdriver.
Once the screws are removed, take the power supply's baseplate out of the unit.
You may need to gently pry the subwoofer's air ports from the round slots In the side of the unit.

On the silver ring located on the outer edge of the plastic portion of the subwoofer, you will see four 2.7 mm screws. Use a Torx T10 screwdriver to remove them, in order to remove of the subwoofer.
Once the four screws have been removed, gently pull the subwoofer out as to not damage the wiring connecting the subwoofer to the main board inside the unit.
Follow the wires from the subwoofer to the main board and disconnect the connector attaching them.
Your subwoofer is now disconnected and ready to be replaced.