HTC Excalibur Motherboard Replacement

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After removing the rubber stoppers on top, there should be six exposed screws. Remove these using the T6 screwdriver.
Next, use the spudger to loosen the case underneath the shiny metal edge. Go all the way around the phone until completely loosened.
The case is superglued on and will not permanently damage the phone when removed, but you should still use caution.
After loosening the case, remove it.
There is a wire that connects both the top and bottom of the case. If you are not careful when removing the case, you might snap the wire.

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