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This product teardown will require pliers, a Phillips head screwdriver, a Y-head screwdriver, and a flathead screwdriver. Certain components will require some prying, so be prepared. You will also need some grip paste available, as some screws are placed very tightly in their spots.
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Unscrew the 10mm screws securing the plastic handle cover using a size PH1 screwdriver.
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Unscrew the metal hot plates from the plastic covering using a size PH1 screwdriver.
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The screws are 12 mm long.
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Unscrew the plastic handle cover using a Special Key Tri-wing.
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The screws are 9 mm long.
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Remove the plug-in cord caps using a pair of pliers.
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Now the metal plates are loose from the plastic cover. The plates need to be moved until the end of their hinge slots to slide them apart.
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The hinges are very easy to take apart, once it is loose from the plastic cover.
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Separate the snap fit and remove the light covers.
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Remove the cords of the lights by pulling them out of their snap fit.
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Remove the light covers by pushing them out of the plastic cover.
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The lights are being taken out very easily with not much pressure.
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Remove the press latch by using a screwdriver; add some pressure to it to get the latch loose.
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Unscrew the heating element covers using a size PH1 screwdriver.
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Remove the heating element covers from the plates.
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The screws are 5 mm long.
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Unscrew the heating element wires from the hot plates using a PH1 screwdriver. The screws are 5 mm long.
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Remove the heating elements using a Phillips head screwdriver, and put this screwdriver under the heating elements.
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