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In this guide we will show you a step-by-step replacement guide for the Motherboard. You want to be careful when unplugging the speakers and battery from the board itself in order to not damage any of the wires.
The motherboard contains the following components:
Power Switch
Bluetooth sensor
Auxiliary port
Charging Port
Wat je nodig hebt
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Using Blue Plastic opening tool pry the top rubber cover, then using the same tool remove the bottom panel
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Remove the single screw holding the motherboard to the front panel (Screw : Head PH1, Size .5 cm)
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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Where can I buy a replacement DKnight MagicBox II Motherboard ?
My Charge Port is not working, do I need to replace the Motherboard or is there a fix for the charge port? Verified that the cable is good. It use to work if I wiggled and applied pressure to one side. Verified port is clean.
Where do you get the replacement motherboard?!
I did the steps and the power still won't turn on. The blue light will turn on for a blink then nothing
mine is doing same thing. DKnight said they wont do anything because i bought it off Ebay and not Amazon.
Same thing the blue light comes on for a second then goes out, my original problem was that it took a long time to turn on, then I sprayed contact cleaner on it to make it work better but now it only turns on for a second, I thought contact cleaner would help the switch not hurt it. Does anybody else have the same problem and also where do I get the motherboard ?!
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I was shipped a broken item and already disassembled the motherboard but I cannot find a replacement motherboard anywhere online. Did anyone manage to find one?
Where do you get the replacement motherboard?!
Thanks for the disassembly instructions. I was able to fix my power switch by cleaning the contacts with some electrical contact cleaner. After I pulled the two halfs of the case open in step 4 I could spray the switch with some contact cleaner and it worked like a charm.
My original problem was that the power would randomly turn off and had a difficult time turning the unit on. I had to play with the switch toggle it on and off and sometimes it would work. The switch contacts were dirty and all it needed was some cleaning of the contacts.
I have same problem as Wilton of not powering the unit and I have to struggle with the power button until it can turn on. for me I cleaned all contacts but problem remains. Where can I get the board? That power button switch it very very cheap.
I had a problem with a “cold soldering joint” on the board causing problems with charging. When the Micro USB charging cable was moved, this cause movement of the port and the circuit board and allowed the “cold soldering joint” to “disconnect.” I was able to clearly see the steps to safely disassemble the unit, gain access to the circuit board, and re-solder the faulty joint. Thank so much for the help!!!
I fixed mine by moving the on/off switch rapidly to clean the contacts without opening up the case and it came back to life. Before the power switch wasn’t doing anything and I couldn’t turn on the speaker anymore.
What is Dknight's battery type, and what is motherboard type ? I'm from Brazil and there is no IFIXIT store here
The power switch do not work anymore. Is there a replacement available on the market for my MagicBox DKinigth v2 motherboard?
(motherboard # BHT-S-CSR-AHF-B4)
Where can I buy a replacement DKnight MagicBox II Motherboard ?
Where can get a replacement DKnight MagicBox II Motherboard ?
can I buy a replacement DKnight MagicBox II Motherboard ?
Left mine unused for a year or more, possibly, after which it was just dead. Found battery online from YDL BATTERY at just over £7(paid in dollars).
As per comments, the old battery WAS firmly attached. It's held on a sticky pad, with blobs of adhesive along both sides. Separated adhesive seal with blade then with a fair bit of firm but steady leverage from the back edge, managed to slowly prise battery out. Beware as one of the speaker wires was hidden within the adhesive, which I severed! More fiddling spent rejoining/soldering!! Fitted new battery and added a bit of glue along both edges to keep it steady. After a short charge it fired up and I'm up and running again.
