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+title: "Disassembly and Parts Replacement"
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+  docs:
+    title:
+    parent: "PineNote/Further_information"
+    identifier: "PineNote/Further_information/Disassembly_and_parts_replacement"
+    weight: 7
+---
+
+## Battery replacement
+
+See writeup on the wiki: https://wiki.pine64.org/wiki/PineNote/Battery_Replacement
+
+<!-- TODO: reproduce full guide here once wiki content is confirmed stable -->
+
+## USB-C Sideboard replacement
+
+The USB-C Sideboard is one of the few replacement parts available from the Pine64 Store: https://pine64.com/product/pinepmote-usb-c-side-board/
+
+1. Starting at the top of the device, and continuing around the top corners and down the sides, pry the back case away from the face of the device. A pry tool may be useful, though it has been reported possible to do with bare fingers. Like any plastic-clipped case, it requires gentleness while at other times significant force to remove the back panel. See Battery Replacement guide above for another description.
+2. Flip the device over and locate the USB-C Sideboard on the very bottom. It looks just like the replacement!
+3. It is connected by a small ribbon, gently lift the retaining flap on the connector to release the ribbon cable, and slide the cable out.
+4. Two shallow phillips screws secure the sideboard, unscrew them, replace the sideboard with new one, screw the replacement in place. Note a very pointy screwdriver will not work, the screw does not have much depth to it and requires a relatively blunt screwdriver head.
+5. Gently replace the ribbon and press retaining flap down to secure the ribbon.
+6. Test the new USB-C by connecting a cable to power or data and make sure the tablet responds _before replacing the back case_.
+7. Without putting any pressure on the new USB-C connection, line it up with the bottom of the device and firmly press in bottom edge and corners of the device back into the casing with audible click.
+8. Firm pinching with your whole hand up the edge of the case should easily click the entire case back into place.
+9. Test that the power/sleep button functions and the case is flush everywhere.