Introduction
If the device is not working properly this could be due to a broken headset motherboard. Common causes for motherboard failures include being exposed to static shock, overheating, or component failure.
What you need
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Remove front cover plate.
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Unplug the USB and HDMI cables from the Oculus Rift DK2.
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Remove the four 3/8" Phillips #0 screws from the inner portion of the headset.
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With the screws removed, gently pull the headband frame apart from the headset.
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With the Oculus facing up, twist the right lens clockwise and lift it out. Repeat for the left lens twisting counterclockwise instead.
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Tool used on this step:Tweezers$4.99
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Using tweezers, carefully lift the four rubber plugs as shown. They are a bit snug and you may need to jiggle them free with the tweezers.
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Remove the four 3/8" screws attaching the eyewear enclosure to the front casing.
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Carefully separate the faceplate and the cover. Gently rest the cover plate on top of the faceplate as shown in the pictures.
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Gently pull out the small side tabs on the ribbon cable connector as shown to release the cable.
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Push the tabs away from you, with the headset oriented as pictured. Carefully slide the ribbon cable out.
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Unscrew the three 1/4" Phillips #00 screws as pictured and use the tweezers to lift them out.
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Lift the tape and gently pry up the video data ribbon cable using the plastic opening tool as shown.
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Gently pry back the motherboard clips to release the motherboard. The motherboard should now lift free.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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