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| + | [title] Cut the motor wire |
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| + | [* violet] Cut the black wire connected to the motor. This vibration motor is soldered directly to the main board, and there is no way to disconnect it without severing the cable. |
| + | [* icon_caution] This is a one way change. after cutting this cable you cannot re-connect it to get vibration back without much more difficult soldering work. |
| + | [* yellow] As an alternative to fully disabling the motor by disconnecting it, you can take a metal file to the counterweight on the motor. Removing excess mass from this weight will drastically soften the vibration |
| + | [* black] Using a small bit of electrical tape or glue, cover the ends of the wire you snipped so they don't short out on anything else inside the device. |
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