Does the Entire Speaker Head Cover Need to be Removed to Install the Replacement Front Cover?

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How does the cover pop off to replace with this cover. Does the whole box have to come off to replace it?

asked by: Travis

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Expert Reply:

It's actually pretty easy to remove the Replacement Speaker Idler Head Front Cover for Solera Power RV Awnings # LC731464.

The whole box does not need to be removed, all you need to do is remove the screws that hold the front cover to the back cover. There should be two screws that hold the front to the back which is shown below.

expert reply by: Bryce D

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