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we all have devices we used to love some
still have a place in our heart even if
it's been years decades since we've used
them I want to make sure we rekindle
that love and get our old devices
working again so come join me on a walk
down memory lane as we dive into a retro
repair of a Sega Game Gear for this
repair you're going to need a Philips
zero screwdriver a 4.5 game bit flush
cutters and a pair of tweezers before
any repair make sure your device is
turned off there are back panels you can
remove with your thumb
those housed the batteries if your game
gear has batteries go ahead and remove
those now next unscrew the seven
Phillips screws and one-game big that's
holding the back panel in place you may
need to use some tweezers to remove the
screws once all the screws have been
removed we're going to lift the back
panel from the bottom edge there are
connectors at the top so you don't want
to take the panel off completely
now you can carefully unplug the cables
by pulling straight out on the white
connectors on the back of the panel grab
your Phillips driver again and unscrew
the eight screws holding the logic board
in place now you can slide the logic
board out from under the black dial at
the top left corner of the case
finally we can see the speaker it's held
in place by melted plastic we are using
our flush cutters to cut some of the
goop and once it's cut you can lift the
plastic bracket away you can use a small
amount of hot glue to re adhere the
plastic bracket to the new speaker
before reassembly then just work
backwards on the guide that's it for
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