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The Garmin fenix 6X Sapphire is a fitness watch identified by Garmin as part numbers 010-02157-10, 010-02158-10, and 010-02159-10, depending on the size of the case. The motherboard connects the components together so they can function. The motherboard is located on top of the battery, so if you need to access the battery, you will need to remove the motherboard. A Jimmy is not required but could be helpful. Signs that the motherboard needs replacing are: watch not turning on with a new battery, watch not displaying with new screen, or obvious damage to the board itself upon examination. When removing the motherboard be careful to not damage it, tear the connectors, or cause an electrostatic discharge.
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Orient the watch so that the screen is face up.
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Remove the five 6 mm black screws from the perimeter of the watch face using the T5 Torx screwdriver.
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Carefully lift up the watch face as it's attached to the motherboard by a ribbon connector.
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Detach the black connector from the motherboard.
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When the ribbon is disconnected remove the watch face.
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Remove the four 5mm silver screws on the outer part of the motherboard using the T5 Torx screwdriver.
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Unlock the ZIF connector and remove the ribbon connector from the back of the motherboard.
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Remove the motherboard.
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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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Where can we buy a garmin fenix motherboard?
I have a tactix delta I want to repair a button on (middle left side, as the button is shattered internally), and it feels next to impossible trying to find replacement parts. for as easy as it is to disassemble, you'd think it would be easy to source parts... but no... and the only way to get it fixed via Garmin is to trade it in for $150, and you'll receive a different refurbished one!!! so disappointing. it almost feels like I wasted $1000.
