Difficulty
Moderate
Steps
8
Time Required
8 - 15 minutes
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- Rubber Heart Power Button
- 8 steps
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Introduction
What you need
Step 1
Rubber Heart Power Button
- Unscrew the four 9mm screws with a T8 bit
- Remove the back plate off
Unscrew the four 9mm screws with a T8 bit
Remove the back plate off
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Step 2
- Carefully take off the rubber skin.
- It’s important to remember to be patient and not rush. You don’t want to rip or damage the rubber skin in then resulting in not having a waterproof cover.
Carefully take off the rubber skin.
It’s important to remember to be patient and not rush. You don’t want to rip or damage the rubber skin in then resulting in not having a waterproof cover.
Step 3
- Using the J1 bit, unscrew all six 9 mm screws that run along the border.
Using the J1 bit, unscrew all six 9 mm screws that run along the border.
Step 4
- Use the plastic opening tool to open the inside of the duck.
- Be very careful when splitting the two halves apart. There are wires connecting to both sides. Remember to open slowly.
Use the plastic opening tool to open the inside of the duck.
Be very careful when splitting the two halves apart. There are wires connecting to both sides. Remember to open slowly.
Step 5
- Using the plastic opening tool pull up the black tab up until it stops.
- Be careful not to pull up the black tab too far up, otherwise the cable won’t be secure anymore.
- Pull up the white cable tab up slowly
Using the plastic opening tool pull up the black tab up until it stops.
Be careful not to pull up the black tab too far up, otherwise the cable won’t be secure anymore.
Pull up the white cable tab up slowly
Step 6
- Use the J1 bit to unscrew all four 9 mm screws connected to the motherboard.
- Use the J1 bit to unscrew both 9 mm screws attached to the white plastic plate
Use the J1 bit to unscrew all four 9 mm screws connected to the motherboard.
Use the J1 bit to unscrew both 9 mm screws attached to the white plastic plate
Step 7
- Lift up the motherboard and speaker and place it away and to the side like you see in the picture
Lift up the motherboard and speaker and place it away and to the side like you see in the picture
Step 8
- Unscrew the two black 9 mm screws by using the J1 bit.
- Remove the damaged rubber heart button and replace with a new rubber heart button.
Unscrew the two black 9 mm screws by using the J1 bit.
Remove the damaged rubber heart button and replace with a new rubber heart button.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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