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This is a step-by-step guide on how to remove the charging port in a Netgear Arlo
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Remove the 2 (3.5mm) housing screws with a J0 screwdriver.
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Slide the unlocked battery cover forward to remove 2 (3.5mm) screws, that are behind the cover.
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Open the battery cover and remove the 2 (3.5mm") screws from under the cover.
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Use a plastic opening tool to start separating the plastic housing from the front side of the battery cover.
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Next, start separating the plastic cover from the rear of the plastic housing, and work your way down the seam line.
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Remove the screw (3.5mm) near the sync button holding the opposite side of the camera on.
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Remove the second screw (3.5mm) on the back of the camera to remove the second housing.
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Once the screws are removed use an opening tool to pry back the second plastic mount.
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Remove 4 (6mm) large screws with a J00 screwdriver.
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Once screws are removed, pull apart the clear housing.
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Remove rod from camera cover.
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Remove Large ribbon cable first to disconnect front of camera from main body.
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Remove 4 (3.5mm) small black screws from motherboard of the camera unit.
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Remove smaller ribbon cable from underneath yellow tape.
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Once all ribbon cables are removed, remove the motherboard and camera assembly by pulling up on the black camera motherboard.
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Remove the 2 (.135") housing screws with a JIS00 screwdriver
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Remove 4 (.135") screws on the inside of the battery compartment using the JIS 00 screwdriver.
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Remove the 2 (.135") screws holding the charging port on using the JIS 00 screwdriver.
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Remove the ribbon by prying the black ribbon holder up using the opening tool.
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Pull the ribbon away from the charging port.
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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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Great Job, Thank you!
Great thanks where did you get the replacement cable please thanks Mike
where did you get the replacement cable please thanks BOB
Any hints on where the new port came from? I have the baby monitor and the port is cheap rubbish and needs replacing. Thanks