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#1
02-12-2011, 12:30 PM
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R1 Dissassembly...
Here they are...
This cover is held by duble side tape, easier to start from that overlaping bit on the output (headphone) jack:  after removing the cover there are 2 screws to remove, Note 1: they were hard to undo so i took photo of them removed:  the third picture is of both plates removed, IT IS SAFER TO PUSH WHERE MARKED!!!:  the forth picture stating direction to slide the screen:  The last picture, I'm not going further... Anyone else want to continue?? 
Last edited by logik; 02-12-2011 at 02:02 PM. 
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Why did you do this??? 
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02-19-2011, 10:03 AM
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several reasons i did this is:
- to show off the internals, - shows how hard it is to replace battery, - helps others work out how to open for diy repair, - some thing else i forgot about why i opened the R1. how i got the R1: i got the pmp for £30 as a reduced sale item, it was the showcase one left after they sold out, so it was reduced from £100+ to £60 for the jan sales, then reduced from £60 to £30 because it only had its usb lead with it, thats no earphones or anything else. next to it going for £35 was some cheap built 8GB mp3 usb stick, so i did well in geting high quality for cheap.
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Continuing
Reassembled everything and it's working fine. Anyone else dares? ^^
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#6
07-16-2011, 09:27 AM
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Maybe you should look at this?
http://blog.naver.com/likeraser/20086700134
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