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Add Note Edit Step 17 — Display  ¶ 

  • Use a #00 Phillips screwdriver to remove the four display screws.

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Add Note Edit Step 18  ¶ 

  • Wedge a PSP opening tool in the location shown in the first picture, and slightly separate the metal frame from the plastic front panel.

  • Slide the PSP opening tool around the perimeter of the display, increasing the gap between the metal frame and the front panel.

  • The front panel should now be free from the metal frame. However, it is still connected to the frame, so don't remove it completely.

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Add Note Edit Step 19  ¶ 

  • Use a PSP opening tool to disconnect the display cable from the rest of the device.

  • The PSP Go should now look similar to the second picture.

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Add Note Edit Step 20  ¶ 

  • Be very careful when performing this procedure! If you put too much pressure on the display, you risk cracking it.

  • Wedge a PSP opening tool between the plastic front panel and display. Be very careful that you wedge it in the same location shown in the first picture.

  • Slide the PSP opening tool across the length of the display. This should loosen the glue binding the display to the plastic front panel.

  • Rotate the display 180 degrees and free the bottom side of the display in the same manner.

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Add Note Edit Step 21  ¶ 

  • Gently separate the display from the front panel.

  • Match the orientation of the PSP logo on the display with the Sony logo on the front panel when reassembling the PSP Go.

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Add Note Edit Step 22 — Front Panel  ¶ 

  • Front panel remains.

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