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This guide will show how to remove the faceplate and casing from the Nest Hello.
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Insert the pick between the black faceplate and white casing of the Nest Hello.
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Pry the faceplate away from the device with the opening pick.
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Completely remove the faceplate from the device, do not be afraid to pull hard.
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Peel back the cover stickers and use the Phillips #000 screwdriver to remove the four screws.
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Insert opening pick between the white casing and the black internal circuitry and pry it out.
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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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Are Replacement parts available anywhere? Can’t seem to find anything… thanks!
Aside from fine grit sanding and spray painting or using a silicone cover, has anyone found a creative way to fix the delaminated an existing Gen 1 Google Nest wired / Nest Hello doorbell faceplate (remove the rest of the flaking off laminate)?
