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Loosen the back cover using the suction cup.
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Pull up on the center of the back with the suction cup.
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Pull up on all four corners of the back with the suction cup.
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Remove the back cover by gently placing the small opening tool in the crevice created by loosening the back.
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Slide the opening tool around the edges of the device.
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Wedge it open using the opening tool.
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Peel off the silver tape.
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Gently pull off the black tape.
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Using a JIS #000 screwdriver, remove the two 2.5 mm screws.
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Lift off the black audio cover.
I added a blue box around the audio cover and relabeled your instruction to be a blue dot instead of a black dot.
I also recommend retaking step 5's first photo with your hands out of the picture so that the person can see the whole black audio cover.
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Remove the two JIS #000 screws.
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Flip up the small black connectors using a spudger or your nails.
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Use the tweezers to loosen up the sides of speakers by going into the gaps, before picking it up.
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Remove all wire connections by sliding them out of the connectors.
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Take off the motherboard and set it aside. Your Finished product should look like this.
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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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I have a realpad that's is missing all the motherboard and do y'all know where can I take to get it fix because I got it for my sweet 15 as a gift from my uncle and aunt
