HUAWEI P8 lite speaker repair guide

The speaker won’t play any music.

In this guide, we show you how to replace your Huawei P8 lite’s defective speaker on your own. You need this repair if your phone doesn’t play music or only plays it quietly, or if your ring tone doesn’t play when you get calls.

Required tools

Pick Set

Pick Set

You need a flat but stable tool such as a pick to pry out parts that are glued in place.
€2.00 at the iDoc store
Phillips PH00 screwdriver

Phillips PH00 screwdriver

You need the right screwdriver for removing PH00 screws.
€12.00 at the iDoc store
Wiha PicoFinish Torx Screwdriver T5

Wiha PicoFinish Torx Screwdriver T5

€12.00 at the iDoc store

Required replacement part

Huawei P8 lite speaker

Huawei P8 lite speaker

from €13.99 on Amazon

Show all replacement parts for the P8 lite

Steps

5 Steps

Switching off your device

Step 1

Removing the back cover

Step 2

Removing the speaker

Step 3

Installing the speaker

Step 4

Attaching the back cover

Step 5

Getting started with the repair of your P8 lite

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5 steps

Switching off your device
Before your start the repair, switch off your device by holding down the standby button until the shutdown dialog appears on the screen.

Use the touchscreen to confirm shutdown.
Removing the back cover
Carefully disconnect the back cover from the enclosure frame. The back cover is hooked onto the frame at several points. Undo the hooks by inserting a pick between the back cover and the frame. Repeat this process for the entire device.

Take the back cover off of your device.

Removing the speaker
Remove the seven screws that hold the speaker in place.
3 x 2.7 mm PH00 Phillips screw
4 x 3.7 mm T5 Torx screw

Remove the speaker from your device.
Installing the speaker
Put the speaker back in the lower end of the device.

Use the seven screws to attach the speaker to the device.
3 x 2.7 mm PH00 Phillips screw
4 x 3.7 mm T5 Torx screw
Attaching the back cover
Put the back cover back on.

Use your finger to press it onto the entire frame so all the clips on the back cover click into place on the enclosure.