Harman Kardon Onyx Studio 2 Front Panel Replacement

Written By: Alexandra Achtenberg
  • Comments: 7
Harman Kardon Onyx Studio 2 Front Panel Replacement

Difficulty

Very easy

Steps

4

Time Required

5 - 15 minutes

Introduction

If you need to access the insides of your speaker, you first have to take apart the device. This guide walks you through how to take apart the front panel.

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    • Using a plastic opening tool, pry off the front grill by wedging it in the notch on the front of the device.

    Where can I find a new front panel for my speaker

    consomme69 -

    If I take this off can I put it back on

    Burger King -

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    • Remove the five 14.4 mm T10 Torx screws.

    There are NO torxscrews. You have to pull out the rubber grille grips that are inside the screw holes FIRST, then use a regular sized Phillips head screwdriver to remove the cover. No Torxscrewdiver needed. I found this out after I had already purchased one from you guys.

    phillip columbus -

    Mi bocina no tiene los 5 tornillos a la vista,tiene las cavidades ciegas, como lo abro???

    Eduardo Heine -

    Yes there are no Torx screws… you have to remove the rubber grips them the Philip Screws..

    Joe Lim -

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    • Gently pull the front apart from the back.

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    • Remove the four wires connecting the front and back panels.

    • Pinch the connector tab and pull gently upwards.

    • Repeat for the other three connectors.

    Please can I get a replacement of my panel to the phone

    Chinedu Ogunedo -

Conclusion

To reassemble, follow these steps in reverse order.

Author

Alexandra Achtenberg

Member since: 02/02/17

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One comment

Hi, I have the ONYX STUDIO with the silver ring that serves as the stand and the handle at the same time. After removing the front grill, I find the same five holes as it is shown on your pics but there are no screws. I can just see a bottom made of plastic. Do you have experience with that? Is that just some cover I can get thru using a screwdriver and I find the screws beneath?

I want to look inside as I am facing the problem with not working battery. As soon as I unplug the power source, it stops working.

Thank you for your comments.

Vaclav Matoulek -