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| + | [title] 3D print a new back cover |
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| [* black] Head here to pick up a remix of [link|https://www.printables.com/de/model/508557-asus-rog-ally-body|DarkK3y's excellent 3D|new_window=true] scan of the Ally's original back cover. | |
| [* icon_note] It's a good idea to run pilot holes through any screw pillars before proceeding further. | |
| [* red] Make sure to grab the light blocker from the original back cover and place it in the new shell. | |
| [* icon_note] This piece of foam covers a light sensor on the ROG Ally mainboard. If the sensor is not covered, the system will not boot. | |
| [* black] Transfer the paddles and triggers from the original cover over to the newly printed back plate. |