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The tilting mechanism allows the Kinect to follow the player. It operates through a motor and several gears.
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Pull the rubber backing off the base of the Kinect.
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Unscrew the four 7mm T6 Torx screws.
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Pull off the base to reveal the inner case.
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Unscrew the four 5mm #0 Phillip screws.
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Remove the metal plate to reveal the motor and gears.
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Disconnect the connector to separate the plate from the Kinect.
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Remove the three gears on top of the motor, starting with the center gear.
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Unscrew the four 5mm #00 Phillip screws.
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Remove the motor from the plate to replace.
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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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Be careful not to lose the spring & washer ! ( It’s also missing a step showing where the brass washer goes )https://www.zdnet.com/pictures/microsoft...
So far the isn’t a mention replacement of the plastic “post” that the tilt motor and the upper sensor unit are joined at. Mine broke (that’s what happens when you get a “free Xbox 360” at a neighborhood moving sale.) I couldn’t get the base plate apart as my T5 torx bit is trashed. So, my solution?…epoxy the heck out of the post as it’s only purpose is to hold the two units of the Kinect together. So far it worked!
