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cnewlanderAuthor
Enthusiast I
November 10, 2006
Remove the rubber matting.

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cnewlanderAuthor
Enthusiast I
November 10, 2006
matting remvoed. Remove the six screws hold the upper and lower assembly piece together.
The screws at the top right and bottom left are longer then the other four.

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cnewlanderAuthor
Enthusiast I
November 10, 2006
Carefully separate the pieces. You will probably want to turn the controller off before actually doing this.

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cnewlanderAuthor
Enthusiast I
November 10, 2006
The two assembly pieces are separated.

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Graham - Sonos
Retired Sonos Staff
November 10, 2006
Do this at your own risk. You will no doubt void your warranty if you break something.


A good warning, and to clarify, you'll void your warranty even if you don't break anything.

-graham
cnewlanderAuthor
Enthusiast I
November 10, 2006
This picture shows the gasket. It is the small orange line around the perimeter of the bottom assembly. It feel like silcone and will probably take a very long time to dry out. If it does some rtv silcone from the local auto parts would probably work nicely if needed.

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cnewlanderAuthor
Enthusiast I
November 10, 2006
Now it gets interesting

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cnewlanderAuthor
Enthusiast I
November 10, 2006
Battery unplugged.

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Graham - Sonos
Retired Sonos Staff
November 10, 2006
Here is a picture of the battery i found from the last CR100 i assembled... its soft sided and can easily be damaged if bent, caught on an edge etc. If the skin is punctured the battery could overheat or malfunction.

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cnewlanderAuthor
Enthusiast I
November 10, 2006
Close up of the battery plug.

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