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| - | [* red] Upon flipping over and revealing the motherboard, remove these 3 PH-1 Screws |
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| - | [* orange] Off to the right and left sides of the robot you will find one clip leading to a smaller independent board. Remove this screw to free the edges of the plastic element holding the motherboard down. |
| - | [* violet] While at it, remove this clip from the plastic housing, as that will aid the repair process in the following steps. |
| + | [* red] Upon flipping over and revealing the motherboard, remove these 3 1cm PH-1 Screws |
| + | [* orange] Off to the right and left sides of the robot you will find one clip leading to a smaller independent board. Remove this singular .9cm T-15 screw to free the edges of the plastic element holding the motherboard down. Repeat this for the other side. |
| + | [* violet] While at it, remove this clip from the plastic housing, as that will aid the repair process in the following steps. Repeat this for the other side. |
| [* icon_caution] Do not pull on this housing element too hard, as they are not seated soldered onto the board very well. This could result ripping the housing clean off the board, rendering the device inoperable until reassembly. |