Cassida Counterfeit Detector Wire on Motor Replacement
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Last updated on Jul 26, 2024
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What you need
Tools
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Pry the top cover off, starting from the side with the switch, with a metal spudger.
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Pop the 4 tabs on the top of the machine up with a metal spudger and then remove the 2 side panels.
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Disconnect the wires circled and then remove the top section from the bottom section just by pulling the top section straight up and holding onto the bottom.
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Get your solder iron and set it to 660 deg Fahrenheit.
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Solid core wire is easier to use than standard.
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Desolder the contact point for the wire by pressing the hot iron to the contact point until the solder flows and the cable can be pulled from the board.
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For more detailed help with soldering and desoldering, check out this handy guide for tips and best practices.
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Make sure the solder looks like so. It should look like a small mountain.
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The motor should now be able to be removed.
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Ask FixBot
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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