JBL Charge 5 Fabric Case Replacement

Introduction

Welcome to our guide for replacing the fabric case on your JBL Charge 5 Speaker. If you're dealing with issues like tears, stains, or overall wear and tear on the fabric, follow these steps to refresh the appearance of your device.

Note: This repair is relatively straightforward and doesn't require advanced technical skills. If you're comfortable with basic procedures, you can easily replace the fabric case. If uncertain, you may seek assistance from a professional technician. This guide is for the TT version, but it's applicable with slight variations for other models.

Guide Highlights:

Detailed step-by-step instructions with illustrations.
Read the guide entirely before starting.

Check Warranty:

If under warranty, check if fabric case replacement is covered. Contact the manufacturer or an authorized service center for guidance.

Pre-Repair Tips:

Work in a clean and well-lit space.

Post-Replacement:

Admire the refreshed appearance of your JBL Charge 5 Speaker.

Before you begin, power off your device and unplug the charger.

What you need

Step 1 Fabric Case

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Ensure that the device is fully powered off and no cables are attached before proceeding with the repair.
This fabric cover is secured with plastic clips only. Depending on the model, the cover may be secured by both plastic clips and screws.
Insert the flat end of the Jimmy into the seam located between the fabric cover on the right side of the seam.
Pry upward on the fabric cover to release plastic clips on the right side of the seam.

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Step 2

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Insert the flat end of the Jimmy into the seam between the fabric cover at the center of the seam and the left side of the seam.
Use the Jimmy to pry open the edge with the rubber texture, releasing the remaining plastic clips.

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