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| [title] After opening bObsweep, you will see the main board in the center. To take it out, detach all of the circuit plugs. Keep note of where each plug attaches for installation of the new one. | |
| [* black] After all are removed, uninstall the three screws which secure it to bObsweep. There is one in the centre of the motherboard, near the multicoloured plug for Bob’s left wheel. The second is close to the top right corner. The third is near the bottom right edge. | |
| [* icon_note] Keep all three screws. They will be needed later while installing the replacement main board. | |
| - | [* black] The order along the motherboard’s left edge from the top down starts with a small yellow and black circuit plug. Below that is where the brush motor’s wires connect. It has two pairs of twisted wires, one red and white, the other pink and black. Just beneath that is another wider, multicoloured circuit plug which is attached to bObsweep’s left wheel. Then there will be one plug left. It is very small and has blue and black twisted wires. |
| [* black] When everything has been reattached properly, you can start putting Bob’s top back on. |