Tribit XSound Go TS-BTS20 Passive Radiator Replacement

Written By: Hasini Kanuru
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Tribit XSound Go TS-BTS20 Passive Radiator Replacement

Difficulty

Easy

Steps

5

Time Required

2 - 5 minutes

Introduction

The Tribit XSound Go bluetooth speaker delivers rich, clear, room-filling sound like you've never heard before. Amazing full-range drivers, passive radiators create an auditory experience that's a delight for the senses.

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    • Insert a spudger in the seam between the front speaker grill and chassis.

    • Pry around the perimeter until the front grill releases.

    • Remove the front grill.

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    • Unscrew all the screws with the Phillips screwdriver, on the opened panel.

    • Lift off the speaker housing.

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    • Hold the frame which has the passive radiator in the middle.

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    • Use a spudger to push the damaged passive radiator off the frame

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    • Insert the new passive radiator into the frame.

    • The passive bass radiators seal out water from inside the device. Removing them multiple times may compromise the waterproof nature of the speaker.

Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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