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| [title] Removing the Motherboard Cover | |
| [* red] Using our #00 screwdriver, we remove the screws around the outer edge of the upper interior cover of the phone that houses the motherboard and cameras.*** ''See info note below!''*** | |
| - | [* black] Luckily, the OnePlus One was assembled with all of the same size screws save for the one holding down the motherboard. All of ''these'' screws are 3.175 mm. |
| + | [* black] Luckily, the OnePlus One was assembled with all of the same size screws save for the one holding down the motherboard. All of ''these'' screws are 3.175 mm philips 00. |
| [* black] Once all of the screws have been removed, you can pry the cover off with with the blue opening tool, exposing the motherboard. | |
| [* icon_note] Keep in mind that there are two hidden screws. One underneath the white tamper sticker(uh-oh) and a second under the plastic plug(circled in red). Tweezers are an effective tool for removing the plug. |