Blackberry Storm 9530 Back Speaker Replacement Repair Guide

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Moderate

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                          15 minutes

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Battery
2 steps
SIM Card
2 steps
Back Speaker
7 steps

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Step 1

              Back Cover Removal

Locate the two switches toward the bottom corners of the device’s back cover.
Use your thumbs or fingers to push the two switches forward at the same time and detach the back cover from the device.
Check to make sure the back cover has fully detached from the device. You should be left with two separate pieces: the back cover, and the device with exposed internal hardware.

Locate the two switches toward the bottom corners of the device’s back cover.

Use your thumbs or fingers to push the two switches forward at the same time and detach the back cover from the device.

Check to make sure the back cover has fully detached from the device. You should be left with two separate pieces: the back cover, and the device with exposed internal hardware.

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Step 2

Identify that the battery is visible once the back cover has been removed, and locate the battery in the rectangular-shaped top half of the device.
Pry apart the battery and back of the device using the flat end of your spudger tool or using your finger if you do not have a spudger.
Your battery has a specific orientation resembling a horizontal rectangle. Make sure the gold colored leads are aligned with the gold colored strips on your battery before reassembling.

Identify that the battery is visible once the back cover has been removed, and locate the battery in the rectangular-shaped top half of the device.

Pry apart the battery and back of the device using the flat end of your spudger tool or using your finger if you do not have a spudger.

Your battery has a specific orientation resembling a horizontal rectangle. Make sure the gold colored leads are aligned with the gold colored strips on your battery before reassembling.

Step 3

              SIM Card

Locate the SIM card once the battery has been removed. The SIM card is typically located in the center of the phone, and it is secured by a metal tray.

Locate the SIM card once the battery has been removed. The SIM card is typically located in the center of the phone, and it is secured by a metal tray.

Step 4

Remove the SIM card carefully by sliding it upwards out of the metal tray. No tools are needed for this step.
Your SIM card has a specific orientation to follow when it is replaced. Make sure the gold colored leads are aligned with the gold colored strips in the SIM card tray before reassembling.

Remove the SIM card carefully by sliding it upwards out of the metal tray. No tools are needed for this step.

Your SIM card has a specific orientation to follow when it is replaced. Make sure the gold colored leads are aligned with the gold colored strips in the SIM card tray before reassembling.

Step 5

              Back Speaker

Place the opening tool underneath the camera lens’ protective plastic cover and pry them apart with gentle force.
Make sure the plastic cover has been fully removed by carefully lifting it away from the device with your fingers.

Place the opening tool underneath the camera lens’ protective plastic cover and pry them apart with gentle force.

Make sure the plastic cover has been fully removed by carefully lifting it away from the device with your fingers.

Step 6

Flip the device so that the touchscreen and Blackberry logo is facing you.
Place the opening tool underneath the front plastic cover located below the buttons with red and green phone symbols.
Lift and remove the plastic cover once the opening tool is in place. Make sure the plastic cover can be fully detached from the rest of the device.

Flip the device so that the touchscreen and Blackberry logo is facing you.

Place the opening tool underneath the front plastic cover located below the buttons with red and green phone symbols.

Lift and remove the plastic cover once the opening tool is in place. Make sure the plastic cover can be fully detached from the rest of the device.

Step 7

Remove the two bronze Torx T6 3 mm screws below the red and green phone symbols.

Remove the two bronze Torx T6 3 mm screws below the red and green phone symbols.

Step 8

Remove the four silver Torx T6 3 mm screws on the back of the device.

Remove the four silver Torx T6 3 mm screws on the back of the device.

Step 9

Pry the opening tool into the slit between the two plastic sides of the device to separate the back panel from the front panel.
Slide the opening tool across the slit until you are left with two, separated front and back panels.

Pry the opening tool into the slit between the two plastic sides of the device to separate the back panel from the front panel.

Slide the opening tool across the slit until you are left with two, separated front and back panels.

Step 10

Locate the silver speaker marked with numbers and letters on the back panel of the device.

Locate the silver speaker marked with numbers and letters on the back panel of the device.

Step 11

Place the opening tool underneath the silver speaker component.
Use the opening tool to lift the speaker off of the panel with light force.
Set the speaker aside once it has been fully removed.
When removing speakers, replacing or re-inserting them may result in looseness. This means that during re-assembly they may fall out or shift. An adhesive may be necessary to keep the speaker in place.

Place the opening tool underneath the silver speaker component.

Use the opening tool to lift the speaker off of the panel with light force.

Set the speaker aside once it has been fully removed.

When removing speakers, replacing or re-inserting them may result in looseness. This means that during re-assembly they may fall out or shift. An adhesive may be necessary to keep the speaker in place.

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

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