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Introduction

Is the Power button in your UE Megablast feel like it gets stuck, cracks when pushed, or just doesn't power on the speaker? This guide will show you how to replace the battery in your UE Megablast speaker

Check the troubleshooting pages first to confirm that your speaker needs a new Power Bujtton Assembly.

Before you begin this repair, turn off and unplug the speaker from the charger.

What you need

Step 1 Power Button Assembly

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Turn the silver D-ring on one end of the speaker counterclockwise with your fingers to remove it.

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Step 2

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Insert the blue iFixit opening tool between the rubber end and the mesh.
Pry the rubber end to remove it.

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Step 3

Use the opening tool to gently lift a corner of the rubber spine.
Start from a side that is easier to grip (usually the bottom or the side).
Slowly lift the rubber away from each button, checking for adhesive or clips and carefully releasing them as you go.

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Step 4

Use an iFixit opening tool to gently pry open the lid at the top of the spine, starting at the 9 o’clock position as shown in the picture.
There is a latch that must be released to allow the lid to open.
Continue to carefully pry toward the 6 and 3 o’clock positions until the spine and ends are completely detached from the speaker body.
Once all the edges are free, gently remove the spine and ends to avoid tearing.

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Step 5

Use the Phillips #2 screwdriver to remove the four 12 mm screws from the top of the button board.

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Step 6

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Use the iFixit opening tool to gently pry the black plastic button board cover from the end of the speaker.
Remove the Bluetooth button board from the device.
Careful as you lift the board to avoid ripping the ribbon cable and coaxial cable connectors.
Slide a thin, ESD-safe pry tool or angled tweezers under the metal neck of the coaxial connector (as close to the head as possible) and lift straight up from the board.
Remove the PCB and set it aside.