O que você precisa
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Now with the device opened, we need to disconnect power.
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Disconnect the four plugs on the "power board". Each of them is of a unique size, so you can't mix them up.
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However, the two plugs (later three) on the "connector board" are practically identical, and are only different in the order of the wires connected.
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Don't mix those up.
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The next step to separate the two halves involving disconnecting
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Fun fact -- the device has the power supplied through a two-prong plug, meaning there is no "true" GrouND.
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This mystery is deepened by the fact that only the "CD board" have this "ground" cable at one of the screw posts.
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.. so the bottom half slides away.
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Apparently the top half houses all the brain, since there are quite a few green PCBs and two large, dense boards.
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We can make our lives easier by trying to remove the two white piece.
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Apparently there is something holding them, since they refuse to move under slight tugs that aims to unseat them.
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And those come from ... behind the handle?
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So, how do you remove the handle?
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Well, if you flip to the side, you can see the joint of the handle.
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And immediately next to the joint, is a "flap".
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And if you depress this flap, this creates a channel, through which the handle can be slide backwards (and out of the hinge)
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And THAT will give us access to this screw, which is required to remove the "white piece"s.
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Next up we remove the "CD board".
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Why the CD board?
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I don't know. It will be a good question to think about while we pop the connectors and remove the screws.
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Or wonder about what the ICs behind the heatsink/label actually do.
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I bet the one behind the label is a storage unit, like ones in a flash drive.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.