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Start from here.Yallcenter.com,This guide covers how to disassemble your Wii. It is designed specifically for disassembling the Wii to install a modchip and shows you the absolute quickest and easiest method of disassembly to get to that point. It does not cover complete disassembly but it can serve as a good starting point if that is your intent.
Contents [hide]- 1 Preparation
- 1.1 Deactivate WiiConnect24
- 1.2 Backup Data
- 1.3 Remove Media and Accessories
- 1.4 Gather Tools
- 2 Disassembly
- 2.1 Remove flaps covering Gamecube ports
- 2.2 Remove 3 Phillips screws from Gamecube Bezel
- 2.3 Remove Gamecube Panel
- 2.4 Remove Tri-wing Screws
- 2.5 Flip over and Remove 1 sticker, 1 case foot and loosen one screw
- 2.6 Remove battery and 3 screws
- 2.7 Flip over and remove 2 case feet and 2 stickers
- 2.8 Remove 4 screws
- 2.9 Slide off front panel and detach connector
- 2.10 Remove case hood
- 2.11 Remove 4 DVD drive screws
- 2.12 Remove 2 DVD drive cables
- 2.13 Disassembly Complete
- 3 Re Assembly
- 3.1 Check modchip clearance
- 3.2 Reverse the Steps
- 3.3 Set Date and Time
- 3.4 Re-Activate WiiConnect24
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Quick tip: It ain't hard. Yallcenter.com.Before the screw,Cursor (hand) or character movement not responding properly?
Hold the Wii Remote with the button side down. Without using much force, firmly tap the button side of the remote against the palm of your other hand a few times. Doing this does not take a lot of force, so be sure not to tap the Wii Remote very hard. Check for proper response. If the problem is not solved, please follow the rest of the instructions on this page. |
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| It ain't hard. if he's a modder i'm surprised he need instructions.
1) Take apart wii and get to the dvd drive
2) Undo 2 screws on the dvd drive board, unclip all the bus ribbon connectors, and lastly unhook the wires which are hard soldered from their 'routing' clips... no you can move the board to the side
3) Undo 1 screw (now exposed) holding the metal cover plate and unhook the 4 small side clips holding it in place, gently manuover the plate out
4) With metal plate removed undo the small screw and bracket which covers/holds the left had side rail in place, view with the worm arm mechanism to the left, the guide rail can now be moved out via the hole in the casing where the bracket was covering
5) Lift out laser assembly and swap the worm arm guide from old laser to new one (1 tiny screw)
6) Refit by reversing instruction
7) Don't forget to remove the static protection solder blob on the laser ribbon connector (near where it fits to the board).. only applies if the laser is brand new.
Note.. specific instructions make it sound harder than it is, basically it's just remove a few screws, withdraw slide rail. |
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| 1) take apart wii and get to the dvd drive
2) undo 2 screws on the dvd drive board, unclip all the bus ribbon connectors, and lastly unhook the wires which are hard soldered from their 'routing' clips... no you can move the board to the side
3) undo 1 screw (now exposed) holding the metal cover plate and unhook the 4 small side clips holding it in place, gently manuover the plate out
4) with metal plate removed undo the small screw and bracket which covers/holds the left had side rail in place, view with the worm arm mechanism to the left, the guide rail can now be moved out via the hole in the casing where the bracket was covering
5) lift out laser assembly and swap the worm arm guide from old laser to new one (1 tiny screw)
6) refit by reversing instruction
7) don't forget to remove the static protection solder blob on the laser ribbon connector (near where it fits to the board).. only applies if the laser is brand new. |
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