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Replacing the Controller Board

The Controller Board is a very delicate component and should only be handled as described in this article. 

Important:

  • Always hold the Controller Board by its edges when handling it.
  • Only remove the replacement board from its antistatic bag when you are ready to install it.
  • Handle leads and connectors with care. Never try to remove a connector by pulling on its wires. Always try to grip the connector during removal.

Step 1:

Unplug the USB and power leads from the Emblaser 2.

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Step 2: (Optional if you have V1 Air-Assist)

If your machine has the new V2 Air-Assist accessory, you will need to detach this before you can access all the screws for the Electronics Pod.

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Step 3:

Remove the 5 screws holding the rear Electronics Pod in place

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Step 4:

Identify the Controller Board.

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Step 5:

Take note of the connectors and carefully unplug them.

  1. FFC. Be careful to remove this straight out of the connector, without any twisting.
    Refer to this page: Emblaser 2 / Core: Inserting / Removing the FFC (Flat Flexible Cable)
  2. Buttons connector.
  3. Left motor connector.
  4. Right motor connector.
  5. Exhaust fan connector.
  6. Camera connector.
  7. Air-Assist connector.
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Step 6:

Remove the 4 screws holding the Controller Board in place.

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Step 7:

Insert the new Controller Board. Re-insert the connectors and re-attach the Electronics Pod to your machine.

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Step 8: (Optional if you have V1 Air-Assist)

Re-attach the Air-Assist accessory.

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