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| [title] Removing Circuit Board. | |
| [* black] Desolder the battery tabs and mask them off with electrical tape. You will need to use a fairly large soldering iron tip due to the side of the pads. You may well find you need to use an (ideally non-conductive) tool to lift the tabs clear. | |
| - | [* black] Once all the tabs are clear, masked, carefully begin lifting the circuit board and the adhesive paper underneath as evenly as possible from all sides. Waggle it a little to begin to loosen it but not too much. |
| - | [* black] Take care whilst lifting as there are three thermistors going down amongst the cells from the board. and you do not want to damage them. |
| + | [* black] Once all the tabs are clear, masked, remove all the phillips head screws from the board (several of which I have managed to lose by the time the photograph was taken). |
| + | [* black] Carefully begin lifting the circuit board and the adhesive paper underneath as evenly as possible from all sides. Waggle it a little to begin to loosen it but not too much. |
| + | [* black] ***Take care whilst lifting as there are three thermistors going down amongst the cells from the board. and you do not want to damage them.*** |
| [* black] When the board is free, place it to one side. |