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| | Xbox Intec 7.2" Color Game Screen Disassembly |
| Device | Xbox |
| Difficulty | Moderate |
| Time | No estimate |
| Steps | 9 |
This guide is by Navy Vet 2015 on iFixit and is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0. ByteRot mirrors it for non-commercial preservation: formatting changed and photos resized for old browsers; full-size photos and the text are on the FTP in /DOCS/REPAIR. Original guide >>
This guide will assist you disassemble your Intec 7.2" Color Game Screen attachment. Instructions may be similar to the Intec 5.4" Color Game Screen attachment although this is currently unknown.
Tools: Phillips #1 Screwdriver; Metal Spudger |
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| Step 1 |
![[step 1 photo]](170387/step01-2.jpg) NOTE: Top shell is held in place with 4 screws and 6 retaining tabs Remove 2 rubber pads to uncover 2 hidden screws Remove 4 #1 screws
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| Step 2 |
![[step 2 photo]](170387/step02-2.jpg) Take a spudger and disengage the 6 retaining tabs NOTE: This will be the most time-consuming step. Be patient and take your time. NOTE: You will hear an audible pop when disengaging the tabs. Remove top housing
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| Step 3 |
![[step 3 photo]](170387/step03-2.jpg) Remove 2 #1 screws Disconnect 4 wire harnesses
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| Step 4 |
![[step 4 photo]](170387/step04-3.jpg) Disconnect speaker header NOTE: It's not necessary to remove the speakers from the housing unless you need to. Disconnect header if speakers need to be removed. Otherwise, this will be done in the next step. Remove 8 #1 screws
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| Step 5 |
![[step 5 photo]](170387/step05-2.jpg) Disconnect 2 headers Lift wires over retaining posts
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| Step 6 |
![[step 6 photo]](170387/step06-2.jpg) Grab the edges of the board and lift up NOTE: Don't attempt to fully remove the board from the unit yet Disconnect last header
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| Step 7 | ![[step 7 photo]](170387/step07-1.jpg) NOTE: It's not necessary to remove the screen from the housing unless you need to. Remove 4 #1 screws to remove screen
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| Step 8 |
![[step 8 photo]](170387/step08-2.jpg) Remove 4 #1 screws Lift up on tab Remove 3 #1 screws Grab the edges and lift the board up NOTE: Don't attempt to fully remove the board from the unit yet
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| Step 9 | ![[step 9 photo]](170387/step09-1.jpg) Feed wires through the hinge enough to remove board from unit These 4 headers are soldered directly to the board NOTE: If this board needs to be entirely removed, feed the wires all the way through the hinge.
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| Conclusion | | To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order. |
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