Sonos Play 3 Speaker Grille Replacement Repair Guide

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Step 1

              Speaker Grille

Insert a spudger along the edge of the screen and gently use it to pull the screen away from the casing. Slide the spudger along the length of the grill to detach all the clips holding it in place.

Insert a spudger along the edge of the screen and gently use it to pull the screen away from the casing. Slide the spudger along the length of the grill to detach all the clips holding it in place.

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Step 2

Gently pull the screen away from the body of the speaker, revealing the tweeter and two mid-range drivers behind it.
There may be a kind of black sticky adhesive holding the screen clips to the rest of the body; however, it was previously removed on our model.

Gently pull the screen away from the body of the speaker, revealing the tweeter and two mid-range drivers behind it.

There may be a kind of black sticky adhesive holding the screen clips to the rest of the body; however, it was previously removed on our model.

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

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Alan Mackay - Mar 3, 2020

According to Sonos the grille is NOT removable. Looks like the adhesive mentioned above is there for a purpose. Shame really.

anders wargen - Sep 12, 2020

I’ve had my sonos 3 outside for three years, under cover though. It started to sound awful a couple of weeks ago. I thought they would try to remove the grille, but according to Sonos there was no way to remove the grille, it was a fixed assembly.

But yesterday I put more effort into googling, and found this page. I understand that it sounded bad, there was dirt, dust and other debris in it when I finally got rid of the grille, now I just have to listen to it, because it was late yesterday and I have to pay attention to the neighbors, so I could not find out at such a low volume if it helped, but I think so. You saved me from going and buying one or two Sonos 1 play, as my son suggested. We will have to wait and see until the neighbors around have woken up. I have high hopes that it works, Thanks for a tip on the unopening Sonos 3, shame on the one who gives up (a Swedish

proverb).

Thanks

/ Anders

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