Logitech 900 manual

. Removing the plate will expose three screws; one at the top left and two at the bottom on either side. These screws are the same size as the ones you already removed. So, use your Phillips head screw- driver and place these screws with the others.

. Now, this is probably the trickiest part of the dis- assembly. It is time to separate the two clamshell halves of the 900. A larger bladed pry tool is best for this work. Start with the remote face-up in your hand and take the pry tool and force it into seam of the clamshell casing at the top right-hand corner. Once you get the tool into the remote, pressing down and slightly pulling the silver casing outward, slide the blade down the side of the remote. This will usually pop some of the locking tabs, but not always all of them. You may need to do this more than once. If only some of the tabs disengage don’t be concerned. Do the same procedure on the other side. It may be easier for you to rotate the remote around so that you are sliding the pry tool away from you. Alter- nate sides until the front/body of the remote sepa- rates completely from the back cover. Sometimes it helps to pull the back cover slightly as you do this. Just don’t force anything. Be patient and use the pry tools. Note that when the back comes free, noth- ing will fall off the remote! The logic board is still screwed tightly to the front cover, so you don’t need to be concerned with parts falling off as you separate the pieces. The only exception is that sometimes the small plastic ‘window’ that covers the learning port at the back of the remote will fall off. So, make sure you do the disassembly in a place where you will be able to find this almost invisible piece should it fall! When you are done, the back cover of the 900 can be set aside and you are left with the front cover touch screen and logic board.

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