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    • This is the easy part, place the PSP upside down, on its top side.

    • There's only one screw to take out here. Since I'm no genius when it comes to screw sizes, I'll let you pick the right one from your set of twenty.

    • Remove the battery cover.

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    • Start by removing the three screws highlighted by the red circles.

    • Take care when removing the forth screw, as it's slightly tighter than the rest. This screw is highlighted in blue.

    • This is the point of no return, if you choose go on, you're voiding your warranty. So, carefully peel back the warning sticker all the way off.

    • You'll find two small screws concealed below the label, remove those screws.

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    • You can now start to carefully pry the top cover from the unit, using the spudger. Start from right to left, leveraging slowly.

    • Contrary to what this picture might suggest, this PSP hasn't contracted chickenpox. Each red circle indicates a screw that you need to remove.

    • Carefully unclip the connector circled in red.

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    • Open the UMD slot. With the screen facing towards you, unclip the locks at the bottom right outer-side of the hinge, and the bottom left, inner-side of the hinge. Remove this component.

    • Remove the four newly revealed screws, in any order. If you're afraid of commitment, you might like to assign each screw a number between 1-4, and decide using a random number generator. Remove this component.

    • Place the PSP face up, with the joystick side on the right. There are two lock clips located on the right side of the LCD, unhinge these. Remove this component.

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    • Now don't get all gung-ho, be careful when detaching the LCD, as it's attached with two connectors. You can unlock these connectors by pulling back the brown latches VERY carefully.

    • Same deal again, go crazy with remove the screws highlighted in red... Crazy in a calm and collected way. Remove this component.

    • Disconnect these two cables.

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    • Remove the screw labelled in red (to the top right of the device, the other is incorrectly labeled in the image). These are holding down the main circuit board.

    • Almost there, if you've come this far, I commend you on your effort! Again, carefully pry open the cable lock and remove the WiFi component.

    • Remove the circuit board, this might be the most important step. Sit back and gaze at the chips for at least 5-8 minutes. NOTE: You can come back to this step at any point.

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    • You can now remove the WiFi board and chip, along with the metal plate.

    • The chip Sony used in the original PSP could pick up wireless G bands, which made it a nippy handheld network device for its time.

    • At the time, £280 worth of circuitry, wires, metal and plastic. Beautiful sight.

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    • You're all done, this step is just to bring the steps in this teardown to an even number :)

    • Mmm... circuits. SIDE NOTE: I'm not certain, but I think that the chips circled in red control the DRM for the device ;)

    • P.s. Apologies for the relatively low-res images, but it's the best my camera could muster.

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    • By request, I've also included the component overview as its own step in the process.

Armin Talic

Lid sinds: 10/18/09

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What about repairability score

fghjsfj - Antwoord

Written by ifixit = repairability score

not Made By ifixit = no repairility score

Lucas Hoekstra (Lucas9810) -

So I just did this and I love the result. I actually had a PSP-3001 so the step with the clips was confusing but I figured it out! I can't believe I took apart a PSP worth $411! It was so funnnn

Amelia Witt - Antwoord

Leonardo Jovani v. lazer it working as I press down what makes it light up n just got my gran tursimo working but it blackscreen again should I return n get used again frm same seller or repair with sony? email me gioo239@gmail.com or text me 239-203-8318

Leonardo Jovani Vazquez - Antwoord

Hi, I replaced the case on my psp1000. When I put the thing back together I found the power switch doesn’t spring back like it used to. So if I turn the PSP on I have to physically push the switch back into the middle position otherwise it turns off again. Is there some sort of spring mechanism that I’ve missed? I have replaced the plastic switch and the yellow tab that it clips into. How does the spring mechanism work exactly? Hope this makes sense. Thanks!

Mike Fong - Antwoord

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