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The motherboard is one of the most important components of any electronic device. Damage to the motherboard could result for a variety of reasons. Replacing it may be the best option to get your Vivoactive back to running like new.
The Garmin team did a fantastic job backing a lot of punch into this tiny board, some of the most notable components are:
- GPS and GLONASS antenna
- Bluetooth antenna
- Heartbeat Sensor antenna
- Non-Volatile Flash Memory and RAM
If you're having problems with any of these components, you should consider following this replacement guide for a solution.
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Hold the the metal screwdriver, with a T5 Torx bit, in your dominant hand.
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Hold the rubber screwdriver, with a Hex T6 Torx bit, in your other hand.
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While holding the rubber screwdriver in place, simultaneously unscrew the pin (counterclockwise) with the metal screwdriver in your dominant hand.
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Once the 1mm screw is removed, reinsert the metal screwdriver in that same hole.
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Gently push the strap's pin out. It will begin to protrude from the other end.
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Use your fingers to grab the exposed pin and slide it free. The strap should now be disconnected from the device.
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Place a heated iOpener over the display to loosen the adhesive.
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After about a minute, the iOpener may be removed.
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Place the blue plastic opening tool in-between the screen and plastic casing of the watch and slowly pry up one side of the screen.
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Once the first side has come free, wedge the blue pick in between the screen and watch unit on that side.
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Complete one pass around the perimeter of the screen to break the adhesive bond on all four sides.
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Use the blue plastic opening tool to pry up the side of the glass. Raise it to a point where your fingernail can fit in the gap.
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Do the same on the opposite side of the device until you have a good grip of the screen.
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Obtain a careful grip of the screen from two of its sides.
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Slowly lift the screen off of the case. Separate it just enough so as not to damage the connection to the motherboard.
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Detach the orange tab that connects the screen to the motherboard with a gentle uplift using a plastic opening tool.
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Upon completing this step, the screen should be free from the rest of the device.
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Follow previous guides until you've exposed the battery as shown.
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Begin by removing the battery connector tab.
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With the battery loose from the case, rotate it to expose the attached tab
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Gently pry up the attached tab with a fingernail.
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Remove the four 2.4 mm screws with a PH00 Phillips head screwdriver.
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Use the spudger to pry up the board from the case.
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Wiggle the exposed side of the board from each end until it comes free.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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