Skullcandy Air Raid Buttons Replacement Repair Guide

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Time Required

                          20 - 25 minutes

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Front Panel
4 steps
Control Buttons
4 steps

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Rubber Cover

Starting with the corners, gently pull the rubber cover off of the device.

Starting with the corners, gently pull the rubber cover off of the device.

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Step 2

              Handle

Using the T-6 hexagonal screwdriver, unscrew the four 10mm #6 hex screws on the right side of the device.
Remove the handle from the device.

Using the T-6 hexagonal screwdriver, unscrew the four 10mm #6 hex screws on the right side of the device.

Remove the handle from the device.

Step 3

              Front Plate

Unscrew the two screws on the left side of the device using the phillips #00 screwdriver.
One 5mm Phillips screw.
One 8mm Phillips screw.

Unscrew the two screws on the left side of the device using the phillips #00 screwdriver.

One 5mm Phillips screw.

One 8mm Phillips screw.

Step 4

Gently pull the sides of the front plate outwards from the device.
Pull up on the front plate to remove it from the device.

Gently pull the sides of the front plate outwards from the device.

Pull up on the front plate to remove it from the device.

Step 5

              Control Buttons

Using a Phillips #00 Precision Screwdriver, unscrew two 6 mm screws from the middle of the panel, specifically above and below the volume buttons.
Lift the button panel.

Using a Phillips #00 Precision Screwdriver, unscrew two 6 mm screws from the middle of the panel, specifically above and below the volume buttons.

Lift the button panel.

Step 6

              Button Motherboard

Using a Phillips #00 Precision Screwdriver, unscrew two 6 mm screws from the button motherboard.

Using a Phillips #00 Precision Screwdriver, unscrew two 6 mm screws from the button motherboard.

Step 7

Using a plastic opening tool, pry up on the button motherboard to detach it from the device.
The button motherboard is connected to a ribbon cable inside the device.

Using a plastic opening tool, pry up on the button motherboard to detach it from the device.

The button motherboard is connected to a ribbon cable inside the device.

Step 8

              Ribbon Cable

First, pull on the black attachment to disconnect it from the metal piece.
Release the cable from the back of the motherboard.
The black attachment is a part of the connector, not the blue ribbon cable. It will not disconnect from the motherboard.

First, pull on the black attachment to disconnect it from the metal piece.

Release the cable from the back of the motherboard.

The black attachment is a part of the connector, not the blue ribbon cable. It will not disconnect from the motherboard.

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

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