Difficulty

Difficult

Steps

4

Time Required

                          15 - 30 minutes            

Sections

2

  • Outer Cover
  • 2 steps
  • Headphone Jack
  • 2 steps

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Getting started               
  • Remove any batteries or cassettes from the Walkman.

Remove any batteries or cassettes from the Walkman.

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Step 2

              Remove the outer cover               
  • Using a spudger, separate the back cover from the front.
  • Remove the back cover evenly on all sides. The best method is to insert the spudger and gently twist it slightly to separate the two parts, slowly working your way around the entire outer shell.

Using a spudger, separate the back cover from the front.

Remove the back cover evenly on all sides. The best method is to insert the spudger and gently twist it slightly to separate the two parts, slowly working your way around the entire outer shell.

Step 3

              Remove the motherboard               
  • Gently pull the ribbon from the jack just above the film revolver, near the edge.
  • Carefully lift the motherboard out of the outer shell.
  • Be careful to only handle the motherboard by the edges. Avoid touching the metal parts.

Gently pull the ribbon from the jack just above the film revolver, near the edge.

Carefully lift the motherboard out of the outer shell.

Be careful to only handle the motherboard by the edges. Avoid touching the metal parts.

Step 4

              Remove the headphone jack               
  • Locate the four metal points on the motherboard that hold the headphone jack in place.
  • Using a soldering iron, remove the headphone jack by de-soldering the four points that hold it in place.

Locate the four metal points on the motherboard that hold the headphone jack in place.

Using a soldering iron, remove the headphone jack by de-soldering the four points that hold it in place.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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