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Introduction

The circuit board is home to many of the smaller parts of the Verizon M1424WR. These parts are soldered on to the circuit board, so in order to access them, you will need to remove the circuit board from the casing.

This router will have to be reauthenitcated with Verizon if you replace any WAN hardware or the whole board. Your new MAC address will not be approved.

What you need

Step 1 Motherboard

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Flip the device so that the bottom is facing up.

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Step 2

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Warning: The design and location of the plastic clips holding this shroud make it extremely difficult to release. Take your time and use a second pry tool if necessary.
Insert the plastic-opening tool under the silver labeled casing.
Carefully pry at different intervals around the silver labeled casing to separate the silver casing from the top and bottom casing.

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Step 3

Unscrew the five 10-mm screws on the bottom of the router using a Phillips #0 screwdriver.

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Step 4

Use a plastic-opening tool and pry the top casing from the bottom casing to expose the circuit board in the bottom half of the device.

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Step 5

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Locate the two 10-mm screws on either side of the circuit board.
Unscrew the two 10-mm screws using a Phillips #0 screwdriver.
Keep track of the red rubber washer you remove from underneath one of the screws.