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The ethernet port serves as a temporary or permanent solution to connecting to the internet on a network that does have have WiFi. Follow this guide to replace your broken or faulty ethernet port.
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Place the Roku 3 on the table face down and orient it so you can correctly read the writing.
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Pull back the rubber protection in the top right corner to locate the screw.
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Repeat with the bottom right corner and bottom left corner.
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Remove the 9 mm screws from the three corners with a Hex 1.3 Screwdriver.
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Open the device by gently lifting the bottom half away from the top half of the device.
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Use your fingers to carefully lift the motherboard from the top half of the device.
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Pull away the IO shield from the motherboard using your hands.
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Turn over the motherboard so the back is face up and almost all large silver components are resting facedown on the table.
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Orient it such that the backside of the HDMI port is in your upper right corner.
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Desolder all of the port's connections with a soldering iron.
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Locate the plastic push-throughs just to the left of the backside of the USB port.
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Pinch the plastic push-throughs. The port should now be able to be removed.
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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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