Introdução

Use this replacement guide if the microphone of the Amazon Echo Show 8 is not functioning. The microphone is important when it comes to being able to use the “Alexa” commands as well as video calling. Before continuing with this replacement guide, go to the troubleshooting guide and ensure you have completed the trouble shooting steps. This guide will walk you through replacing the microphone. Make sure the device is disconnected from the power before proceeding with the guide.

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    • Flip the device so that the rubber foot is facing up.

    • Insert a Jimmy between the rubber foot and chassis, then slide it around the perimeter until the rubber foot releases.

    • The adhesive that holds the rubber mat on may require some force to sever.

    • Remove the rubber foot.

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    • Use a T6 Torx screwdriver to remove the five 4.5 mm screws from the base of the device.

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    • Insert a Jimmy in the gap between the front and rear case.

    • Work the Jimmy around the perimeter to gently detach the rear case from the front case.

    • Separate the rear case from the front case.

    • There are 2 thin ribbon cables connecting the microphone board to the back cover. Take care not to tear or strain them as you separate the cases.

    Getting the base rubber off … I had disaster and tore the rubber .

    THE RUBBER BASE HAS AN INTEGRATED METAL PLATE IN IT …

    so

    Don’t do what I did try to peel the rubber off that plate …

    Go in quite deep and fully underneath with a round ended dinner knife. ITS THE METAL BASE THAT HAS THE ADHESIVE ON AND GRACEFULLY LIFTS AWAY WITHOUT ANY DAMAGE EASILY !!!

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    Mine had water damage and was stuck in safe mode , volume down not working . I had to deeply disassemble and clean the end of the ribbon attaching to the button circuit board . Lift the black ribbon hinge up to 90deg and reinsert the ribboned end , then hinge the black hinge down again.

    I blobbed up the main heatsink compound like blue tak again and put heat sink backing plate back on . Managing to knock one of the grey heat sinks off during reassembly. It’s working good again after full reset/setup. Quite a delicate thing inside to be sure .

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    • Use a T6 Torx screwdriver to remove the four 5.2 mm screws that secure the microphone board to the rear case.

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    • Orient the Echo with the microphone board facing upwards.

    • Use a spudger to gently remove the 2 pieces of foam covering the ribbon cables.

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    • Use the pointed end of a spudger to flip up both of the ZIF locking flaps.

    • Gently remove both of the ribbon cables from their respective sockets.

    • Lift the micro

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    Dónde comprar la placa del micrófono?

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Conclusão

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

Micayla Muturi

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