JBL Charge 4 Passive Bass Radiators Replacement

Einleitung

The passive bass radiators significantly help to improve the sound quality of the JBL Charge 4 by amplifying the deep pitches in sound. They also keep the speaker waterproof by sealing out water from the sides. This guide will show you how to replace the bass radiators if the bass of your speaker is not sounding as good as it once was, or if you need to gain access to the inside of the speaker.

Was du brauchst

Schritt 1 Speaker Grill

JBL Charge 4 Passive Bass Radiators Replacement, Speaker Grill: Schritt 1, Bild 1 von 1

Flip your speaker over and insert the plastic opening tool into the slit on the grille.
Pry away from yourself towards the back of the speaker to release the clip.
Repeat this process for the clip on the other side.

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ich schaffe es nur auf der einen seite. Auf der anderen ist die abdeckung viel zu fest dran ? was kann ich machen ?

George Ziakos - 24. Mär 2023 Antwort

Schritt 2

Remove the two 8mm Phillips #0 screws from the other edge of the grille.

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You have to remove the 8 mm screws before you try and Prius the other side. They are attached, and will break

Noah Werthaiser - 11. Aug 2022 Antwort

Schritt 3

Pull apart both sides of the grille.
Lift the cover off of the speaker.

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Schritt 4 Passive Bass Radiators

JBL Charge 4 Passive Bass Radiators Replacement, Passive Bass Radiators: Schritt 4, Bild 1 von 2

JBL Charge 4 Passive Bass Radiators Replacement, Passive Bass Radiators: Schritt 4, Bild 2 von 2

Using the plastic opening tool, lift the tab on top of the speaker to release the radiator from the clips.
Repeat this process on the other clips around the radiator to release it from the frame.

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There is absolutely no reason to remove the passive radiators if you want to replace the speaker only!

Just cut to step 6.

Also the difficulty level is way too high. I found it very easy to disassemble the unit.

Paul Decaro - 9. Jun 2022 Antwort

Schritt 5

Push the radiator off of the frame of the device.
Repeat on the other side.
The passive bass radiators seal out water from inside the device. Removing them multiple times may compromise the waterproof nature of the speaker.