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[* black] Removing the battery/control PCB is even easier than the main board:
[* red] Remove the seven screws.
[* black] The D-pad and I/O buttons are conveniently integrated onto the face of the battery/control PCB.
-[* black] Thankfully Nintendo redesigned the battery connector to eliminate a [link|/[link|http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Nintendo-DSi-Teardown/714/2#s3783] spanning the width of the old DSi.
+[* black] Thankfully Nintendo redesigned the battery connector to eliminate a [guide|714|long ribbon cable|stepid=3783] spanning the width of the old DSi.