Beats Studio 2 Wireless Bluetooth Board Replacement

Insert a spudger between the plastic part of the left headphone and the ear cushion.

Work the spudger around the periphery of the base of the cushion and gently pry it off the head phone.

Pull the rest of the cushion away from the adhesive with your hands.

Using the Phillips #00 screwdriver, remove the screws holding the speaker in place.

Gently separate the speaker from the headphones.

Gently pull the wire with rubber connectors off of the speaker.

Use a soldering iron to desolder the two connections.

For details on how to solder and desolder, refer to the How to Solder and Desolder Connections guide.

Note the position of the speaker in its housing, then carefully remove the faulty speaker.

Peel off the sticker underneath the speaker.

Remove the center screw using a Phillips #00 screwdriver.

Separate the plastic case from the rubber backing by hand or with a spudger.

Use a Phillips #00 to remove the four screws securing the case on top of the Bluetooth board.

Use a spudger to gently pry the left headband clip to free the earphone from the hinge.

Slide the front case down to separate it from the back and reveal the Bluetooth board.

Remove the four screws from the Bluetooth board with the Phillips #00 screwdriver.

Remove the Bluetooth board from the case.

Remove the translucent sticker from the back of the Bluetooth board.

Use the pointed tip of a spudger to carefully push on each side of the connector to remove it from the socket.

Desolder the RYB connectors, and the connector attached to the black wire using a soldering iron.