How to get neodymium from a smartphone speaker

Step 1 How to get neodymium from a smartphone speaker



• You see here the front and the back of the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini
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Step 2



• Remove the back cover
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Step 3
• Remove the battery
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Step 4
• Loose the 10 screws
• Take off the mid frame and the buttons
• Disconnect the flex cable
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Step 5
• Lift up the motherboard and disconnect the flex cable from the display
• Remove the motherboard
• You can see the motherboard from the front and from the back
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Step 6
• Disconnect the speaker
• Remove the whole speaker module
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Step 7
• Here you see the speaker module from the front and from the back
• Use a thin tool to remove the metal part from the speaker
• The metal part usually is composed of two parts - a copper part (orange) and the neodymium part (silver like).
• Use a sharp tool to seperate the two metal components
• NOTE: The last picture of the metal parts was taken from another sample, so the actual metal parts of the Samsung Galaxy S3 Mini may differ!
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