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7

Time Required

                          20 minutes

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Introduction

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Step 1

              Motherboard
  • Grip the white ribbon cable connector that attaches the lightning cable to the middle of the central circuit board located in the bottom of the clock. Pinch and pull straight up to detach the cable.

Grip the white ribbon cable connector that attaches the lightning cable to the middle of the central circuit board located in the bottom of the clock. Pinch and pull straight up to detach the cable.

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Step 2

  • Remove the white ribbon connector that connects the central circuit board to the circuit board attached to the top of the clock by gripping it on both sides and pulling it straight away from the board.

Remove the white ribbon connector that connects the central circuit board to the circuit board attached to the top of the clock by gripping it on both sides and pulling it straight away from the board.

Step 3

  • Unscrew the two 10mm screws from the bottom circuit board.

Unscrew the two 10mm screws from the bottom circuit board.

Step 4

  • Use the narrow end of a plastic spudger to pull back the clip in the center of the board.
  • At the same time, pry the circuit board up by wedging another spudger into the top left-hand corner of the board and working it along the back, pushing the edge of the board away from the back of the clock.
  • The black radio antenna, which is attached to the board and comes out of the back of the clock, will need to be pushed into the clock from the outside as the board is lifted up.

Use the narrow end of a plastic spudger to pull back the clip in the center of the board.

At the same time, pry the circuit board up by wedging another spudger into the top left-hand corner of the board and working it along the back, pushing the edge of the board away from the back of the clock.

The black radio antenna, which is attached to the board and comes out of the back of the clock, will need to be pushed into the clock from the outside as the board is lifted up.

Step 5

  • Once the ports on the back of the circuit board are displaced and resting against the back of the clock, use a pair of tweezers to lift the circuit board up off of the bottom of the clock, continuing to feed the radio antenna through the side of the clock as the board lifts up.

Once the ports on the back of the circuit board are displaced and resting against the back of the clock, use a pair of tweezers to lift the circuit board up off of the bottom of the clock, continuing to feed the radio antenna through the side of the clock as the board lifts up.

Step 6

  • Pull the radio antenna the rest of the way through the side of the clock.

Pull the radio antenna the rest of the way through the side of the clock.

Step 7

  • Turn the circuit board over.
  • Disconnect the two white connectors on the bottom of the circuit board by gripping the sides of each connector and pulling straight out.

Turn the circuit board over.

Disconnect the two white connectors on the bottom of the circuit board by gripping the sides of each connector and pulling straight out.

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