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[title] Final Thoughts
[* black] Amazon Echo Show Repairability Score: ***x out of 10*** (10 is easiest to repair)
- [* green] T5 and T6 Torx screws are the only screws in the Echo Show.
- [* yellow] This device is intended to be plugged into the wall and will experience minimal wear. However, the buttons and power jack are both soldered to boards, making replacement more difficult.
- [* red] Accessing any internal component requires removing the digitizer. This is not very difficult, but involves prying against adhesive which always includes the chance of damaging the device.
- [* red] The LCD is adhered very tightly to the device midframe, and is likely to be damaged during removal.
- [* red] Any repair is going to require cutting through and replacing adhesive.
+ [* green] The Echo show only uses standard T5 and T6 Torx screws.
+ [* yellow] While they may not get much wear, the most wear-prone components (buttons and power jack) are soldered to boards, complicating replacement.
+ [* yellow] The digitizer is not fused to the display, but must be pried up from tough adhesive to do any repair.
+ [* red] The display is adhered very tightly in the midframe, and is difficult to remove without damage.
+ [* red] Any repair is going to require cutting through and replacing lots of tough adhesive.