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The circuit board is essential to the console's functions. Using Phillips #0 and Phillips #2 screwdrivers, you can replace it.
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With the console on its top, remove the four 12 mm Phillips #2 screws.
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Flip the console on its feet. Carefully lift the top casing from the back (where the AV/S and power ports are).
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Remove the one 6 mm Phillips #0 LED circuit board screw.
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Lift the top case and set aside.
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Remove the 11 screws holding the circuit boards and ports in place.
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Six 11 mm Phillips #2 holding the circuit boards.
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Three 12 mm Phillips #2 screws holding the controller ports.
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Two 7 mm Philllips #2 screws holding the back ports
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Carefully lift the circuit board while holding either the AV or controller ports. Alternatively, you can hold the circuit board on its edges.
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Make sure to lift the circuit board completely out of the bottom case.
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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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I hope you show the second part were you replace the 72pin connector. Please include part source.
The 72 pin connector grabs too tightly on the cart.
Thanks.
