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You probably have seen some of theses around offices and such! Yes, they are Electronic Calculator (not the pocket version btw). So let’s start our disassembling process…
Review & Rating:
Easiness to get opened: 9/10
Amount of parts: 4/10
Usefulness of parts: 3/10
Number of boards: 2 + mecanical + transfo
Disassembling After the Jump ! (Click ‘Read more’)
In the optic to show how to disassemble a Sanyo Wireless telephone and it base (the 2 bases in fact). The process is fairly easy and straight forward and most of it is unscrewing with a small Philips screwdriver.
So, here’s the model we’ll be working with:
–Disassembled after the jump (Click Read More)–
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I thought it could be interesting to show how to dismantle or scavenge parts from Lexmark printers. It’s not a very detailed and general tutorial but IF you’re going to dismantle one, it *Might* look like that. So, I had this Lexmark Z33 and Z517 laying before to be ‘cut open’ so, they are my test subject. In the particular case, the Z33 and Z517 printer architecture is very likely with minor difference (see in step #3).
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