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How to open the Sega Game Gear case.
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Place your device upside down and locate the two battery compartments.
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Press on the tabs at the bottom of the battery covers then lift up to remove.
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Remove batteries if they are present.
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Remove the following screws:
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Six Phillips screws
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One 4.5 mm Gamebit screw
It says remove 7 Philips screws, the picture shows 6 but one is incorrect.
The thread below the label has no screw, but there is another one in the other battery compartment.
The hole below the label is for a security bolt when stores put them on display.
The screw hole in the bottom center is for the PowerBack. Also there are not 7 screws there are only 6
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Use tweezers to take all other screws out.
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Gently open the case by unfolding it over the top of the Sega Game Gear.
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Carefully unplug the 2 white-tipped connectors on the top cover.
Il faut aussi débrancher le connecteur du haut parleur (2 broches, en haut à droite).
There is a third cable on the right side of the top half in this picture which is the speaker. Unplug that too.
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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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Is this guide made to help replacing the Game Gear shell? Almost doesn't seem like a thorough guide, I'm still seeing screws on the motherboard in the last photo, I assume those get taken out too?
