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Put the device in front of you, with the knob labels the right side up
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Pry the rubber off the top of the device
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All the rubber
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Use your fingernails, then pull with your bare hands. Do no use a heat gun or prying tool as they will damage the adhesive.
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5 screw holes will appear. Leave them alone for now.
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Look at the side of the device with the metal stand
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Take a heat gun to the two small foam pads
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You only need to pry off the halves on the top plastic shell
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Put scraps of glossy paper on the foam pads to prevent them from sticking on again
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Alternatively, if you do not mind sacrificing aesthetics, you may slice the foam pads down the middle as in the picture.
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Now remove the 5 Philips screws on top
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Simply lift off the top
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No clips anywhere
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You could now lift out the whole innards
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They are not attached to the bottom shell
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No, the mess of glue is how it left the factory
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Look for a small metal rectangle with a hole
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It's supposed to give a Kensington lock a better hold than the thin backplate
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It's insufficiently glued on
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
