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-[* black] Once the outter casing is losened as seen in the picture above, lift the back lid off of the device.
+[* black] Remove the back cover in order to access the back panel. You may hear a bit of a snapping sound, but this is normal.
[* orange] Unscrew the screws using the 64 Bit Driver with the ph00 screw head.
[* green] Unplug the ribbon wire connected to the USB/Headphone Jack PCB. (IMPORTANT) Be extra careful not to bend the ribbon cable too much as it is fragile.