Front Shell
1.
Use the provided drill template to create pilot holes for the X and Y buttons. Finish the holes with a
step drill bit. Test by placing the buttons inside the hole and SLOWLY open it more little by little until
the fit is snug. The tighter the fit, the less likely you will drill into the Nintendo logo.
2.
(Optional) If you are using Gameboy pocket buttons, you will need to remove the button wells
around the A and B buttons. Ensure the area is flush after removing. If using a clear case, this will
likely cause stress damage visible from the outside if done roughly. You can use a QUICK pass-over
with a heat gun to make the stress fractures less noticeable.
Clip off 4 3D printed button spacers and
insert them into the pocket buttons. There are 2 extra spacers in case you damage/lose others. STL
files can be found in the downloads tab of the GBC AIO page.
3.
Clip off left headphone tab. If you are using a clear case and want to avoid damaged plastic being
visible from the outside, only clip off the tab half way (height) to make enough room for the
headphone jack.
4.
Completely remove both sides of the screen surround. This area his hidden on the outside by the
screen protector so don’t worry too much about scratching or damaging on a clear case.
5.
You may need to slightly cut
back/flatten the sides of the left screw posts if the screen doesn’t fit
correctly
6.
Cut ½ of the LED tube (left side facing screen) to make room for the screen. Leave the right half of
the circumference.
This led tube will help stabilize the screen horizontally so cut less, test the screen
fit, and go back and do a little more until the screen slides in firmly.
If you cut too much,
it’s
not the
end of the world, the screw posts will still do a good job stabilizing the screen. The cut led tube edge
should align with the screw posts.
7.
(Optional) Clip off the top right of the screen surround if you are installing the USB port and ensure
the area in front of the port is completely flush.
8.
Snip the tab located at the EXT port center so that it is flush with the rest of the lip. You may need to
shave it down more if it is still blocking the charging connector.
9.
Cut one of the LED diffuser discs from the strip of 2 (the second is an extra) and fit it inside the LED
tube. It should have a pressure fit but if it is loose, you can use a little hot glue.
