Technicolor TC7200.U Teardown

– First things first, gently peel off the two rubber feet that are hiding the screws securing the top cover.

– Next up, grab your trusty screwdriver and unscrew those T10 screws.

– Now, take your spudger and carefully slide it in to pry open the top cover. Once it’s loose, lift it off and set it aside.

– At this stage, the board is snugly held in place by the case itself. No worries—you’re almost there!

– Gently bend the front edge of the case outward to give the board a little room to breathe and move upward.

– Once the front is free from the case, carefully slide the back side of the board out as well, and you’re all set to proceed.

– Two parts are still hanging on to the case. No worries, we’re almost there!

– Grab your spudger and gently work your way through the glue to detach one side, then do the same for the other. Patience is key, but you’ve got this!

– Pop open the cable cover to reveal the goodies inside.

– Take a good look at the circuit board and get familiar with it.

– Loosen those screws holding the WiFi module with your screwdriver—easy does it.

– The part we’re working with is the Bothhand GS5014LF.

– And don’t forget, we’ve got the STMicroelectronics NAND512W3A2CN6 chip on deck.