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Hover-1 Liberty Bottom Cover Replacement

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The first step to replacing any internal component in the hoverboard is to remove the external plastic covers. You will need a Phillips #2 screwdriver with a long shaft for this guide.

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    • Flip the hoverboard over so the labels are facing upwards.

    • Remove the twenty 18mm screws using a Phillips #2 screwdriver and twisting counterclockwise.

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    • Remove the bottom cover by lifting it away from the hoverboard.

    • The cover on the side without the battery has two wires connecting the power button and charging port.

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    • Remove one connector from the non-battery side circuit board.

    • Remove the next connector from the non-battery side circuit board.

    • To remove the connectors, pinch the plug and pull away from the circuit board.

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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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I'm gettin nothin at all.. Charger is green.. But absolutely nothing when press the on button.. All the cables are connected.. No lights or anythin.. Can anyone help.

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I am getting the 5 red lights. I have followed all the instructions. Is there a site to buy the motherboards that are burned out? Is it financially worth buy both boards and replacing them?

-Christopher Fields, Network Engineer, PC Repair, Grantsville, UT

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