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Remove the six screws holding the case together.
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Remove the seven screws holding the motherboard to the device.
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Unclip the battery harness power cable from the motherboard.
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Unclip the scroll wheel power cable from the motherboard.
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Pull the left clip to remove the cable.
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Pull out the two clips from the center to remove the power cable.
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Rotate the motherboard toward you to show the cables on the opposite side of the motherboard.
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Extend both sides of the left clip to remove the power cable.
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Pull out the center clip to remove the power cable.
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Pull the right clip out to remove the right cable.
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The motherboard is removed. To install the new motherboard, follow the directions in reverse.
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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 have a full reset whenever I take the battery out to recharge it. Given that all replacement motherboards will be as old as the unit, is there anyway to fix the board (I presume it’s a capacitor or super cell that keeps the charge long enough to swap the battery over normally?). The three cells seem to be soldered onto the board, but I presume could be replaced?
Anyone know of a way to fix this?
