Introdução
Many of the Teddy Ruxpin’s parts are all controlled by the main motherboard. If an issue with your bear boils down to more than just a replaceable part, it may be time to replace the motherboard. Desoldering is required, so be sure to refer to the desoldering guide. You will also need to use a Phillips #1 screwdriver to access the motherboard.
O que você precisa
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Remove the vest covering the back of the bear.
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Orient the bear with his back facing upwards and unscrew the single Phillips #2 screw.
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Pull the tab outward to remove the protective plate for the batteries.
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Remove all four AA batteries by pushing the positive end down and pulling the battery out toward yourself.
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Remove the interior of the doll.
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Peel the outer layer around the head of the bear and forcefully pry off the face of the bear from the outside layer of the bear.
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Unscrew the eleven circled 12.5mm Phillips #1 screws.
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Remove the top of the housing to access the electronics inside.
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Using a Phillips #1 screwdriver, remove the two 12.5mm screws connecting the eyes to the rest of the mechanism.
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Unplug the two sets of wires connected to the back of the eyes by using moderate to high force.
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Once those wires are disconnected, desolder the wires connected from the eye motherboard.
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Remove five 12.5mm Phillips #1 screws.
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Pull the mouth mechanism out of the shell.
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Unscrew the last 12.5mm Phillips #1 screw holding the mouth together
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Open the mouth mechanism
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Remove the two 12.5 MM Phillips #1 screws holding the main motherboard into place.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
Equipe
Cal Poly, Team S18-G5, White Winter 2020 Membro de Cal Poly, Team S18-G5, White Winter 2020
CPSU-WHITE-W20S18G5
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