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As the device base is firmly clipped, insert two metal spudgers to gently release the first clips.
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Continue releasing the last plastic clips with your hands taking care not to break any of the plastic elements attached to the base.
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Use a philips screwdriver to remove the 5 screws securing the metal heat sink. On Rev A (A1469) you need a T7 srewdriver
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Disconnect the power supply connector from the logic board with a spudger.
Below the power supply connector is another small 2 pin connector which must be removed as well (I just do not know how), else the board cannot be lifted. On the second picture it is already removed, so here is clearly a step missing here.
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Before you remove completely the power supply, unscrew the T5 screws on each side of the socket.
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You may now be able to remove the power supply with a spudger.
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The rating of the power supply is 3.4V at 1.75A, which is identical to the 2nd Gen Apple TV's 5.95 watts.
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The last remaining part in the Apple TV is the status LED. You can remove this part with your plastic spudger.
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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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Step 2: “caring not to break….”. Thanks, great guide. David
where so i find a new base to replace it with
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