Logitech G432 Speaker Replacement

Introduction

If the speaker in your Logitech G432 is blown out, damaged, or makes a static sound, the speaker is most likely faulty and requires replacement. Use this guide to access your speaker.

A functional speaker provides the sound for your headset. After long periods of loud usage, the speaker will eventually become more susceptible to damage. Turning up the volume to its loudest point can cause the speaker to blow out, which will require replacement. Before deciding to replace the speaker, check to make sure the volume is working properly to confirm that the issue is with the speaker, not the volume button. If the volume button appears to be working, it is likely time to replace the speaker.

Make sure to power the headset down before beginning this replacement.

What you need

Step 1 Earpad Cushions

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Carefully lift the cushion upward using your hands.

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Step 2 Speaker

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Remove the three 1.0 mm screws from the edge of the earpiece using a Phillips #0 screwdriver.
Use the pointed end of a spudger to remove the black sticker covering the fourth screw.
Remove the single 1.0 mm screw from beneath the sticker using a Phillips #0 screwdriver.

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Step 3

Gently open the headpiece to prevent accidentally pulling apart any of the internal wiring.

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Step 4

Using an iFixit opening tool, separate the four black tabs by pushing them away from each other to unclip them.
Gently pull apart the outside shell of the headpiece to reveal the speaker.

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