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12) Turn the Xbox case around so you are looking at the rear panel
(where the serial number is).
13) You will see 7 small rectangular holes along the seam. There
will have 5 on the right, over the A/V and I/O connectors, and
two over the power plug connector.
14) Take the flat blade screwdriver, and stick it in each hole until
you hear a "snap" sound. Each time you do this, you unclip one
of the seven clips that hold the Xbox 360 case together.
15) After you separate the halves by a few millimeters, you might
want to leave the screwdriver between the halves so that they
do not snap back together while you complete step 16.
16) In the front, there are 4 tabs that hold the Xbox 360 halves
together. You will have to pry each of these up.
17) Pull the top off. When you are successful, you will have the
bottom of the case on the table and the top of the case with the
Xbox 360 metal chassis still attached. At this point, it is very
easy to remove the last of the grey tabs from the inside of the
case if you skipped this step before. Place the grey grills and
the case bottom off to the side.
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18) There are 6 screws holding the Xbox 360 to the top half of the
case. There is one screw in approximately each corner and two
in the middle (see diagram). There are two more in the center
of the case. Using the T10 key, remove all 6 of these screws.
Place the case top to the side.
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19) To remove the power board, first unclip the white plastic frame
from it. There are two clips, one at the top and one at the bottom.
20) Remove the three screws using the T8 key.
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21) Using the T6 L Key, remove the 4 screws from the back of the
hard drive. The 4th screw is under the silver Microsoft sticker.
22) Taking care not to lose the little spring that works the release
button, remove the plastic housing.
23) You can now slide the hard drive out of the housing.
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for your console or your ability to work on your console. Talismoon is also not liable for any physical or consequential damages. Consequential damages
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