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WowWee CHiP Robot Dog Ear Replacement

Written By: Joseph Dantes (and 3 other contributors)
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Difficulty

Difficult

Steps

9

Time Required

10 - 20 minutes

Sections

2

Flags

1

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  1. Place CHiP on its back so that its stomach is facing you.

    • Place CHiP on its back so that its stomach is facing you.

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  2. There are three small hex screws connecting the battery to CHiP. Remove all screws with a hex screwdriver and remove battery casing. There are three small hex screws connecting the battery to CHiP. Remove all screws with a hex screwdriver and remove battery casing.

    • There are three small hex screws connecting the battery to CHiP. Remove all screws with a hex screwdriver and remove battery casing.

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  3. Once the top face of the battery is off, you will see a small rectangular box that the batteries are inside. There are 4 Phillips head screws in the box. Remove all screws with a Phillips head screwdriver. Once the top face of the battery is off, you will see a small rectangular box that the batteries are inside. There are 4 Phillips head screws in the box. Remove all screws with a Phillips head screwdriver.

    • Once the top face of the battery is off, you will see a small rectangular box that the batteries are inside. There are 4 Phillips head screws in the box. Remove all screws with a Phillips head screwdriver.

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  5. Once the battery is removed from body, the battery should be connected by a red and black wire. There is a red rectangular connector that easily pulls apart. Pull apart the red rectangular connector. Once the battery is removed from body, the battery should be connected by a red and black wire. There is a red rectangular connector that easily pulls apart. Pull apart the red rectangular connector. Once the battery is removed from body, the battery should be connected by a red and black wire. There is a red rectangular connector that easily pulls apart. Pull apart the red rectangular connector.

    • Once the battery is removed from body, the battery should be connected by a red and black wire. There is a red rectangular connector that easily pulls apart. Pull apart the red rectangular connector.

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  6. Remove the 4 Phillips screws shown. Remove the 4 Phillips screws shown.

    • Remove the 4 Phillips screws shown.

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  7. Pull up top part of toy and remove the connecting wires. Unscrew the 2 Phillips head screws. CHiP should be viewed as seen in the third picture. Unscrew the 2 Phillips head screws. CHiP should be viewed as seen in the third picture.

    • Pull up top part of toy and remove the connecting wires.

    • Unscrew the 2 Phillips head screws. CHiP should be viewed as seen in the third picture.

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  8. Remove the 4 Phillips screws to separate the head from the body. Remove the 4 Phillips screws to separate the head from the body. Remove the 4 Phillips screws to separate the head from the body.

    • Remove the 4 Phillips screws to separate the head from the body.

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  9. Remove the 4 Phillips screws on back of the head, and pull off the casing for the back of the head. Remove the 4 Phillips screws on back of the head, and pull off the casing for the back of the head.

    • Remove the 4 Phillips screws on back of the head, and pull off the casing for the back of the head.

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  10. Unscrew the screw on the ear with a Phillips screwdriver, and pull off the plastic connector. Remove the ear from head. Unscrew the screw on the ear with a Phillips screwdriver, and pull off the plastic connector. Remove the ear from head. Unscrew the screw on the ear with a Phillips screwdriver, and pull off the plastic connector. Remove the ear from head.

    • Unscrew the screw on the ear with a Phillips screwdriver, and pull off the plastic connector. Remove the ear from head.

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Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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It’s almost a disassembly, probably quite hard to do. I did disassemble a MiPosaur, but some parts broke off. (!!!)

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