- 1 small flat screwdriver
- 1 Dynamometric screwdriver + Torx 6 adaptor (Eg: model example: WERA 05074700001 7440)
- 1 small brush
- 1 tissue in case you need to clean the screen
- some silicone grease (Eg. Molykote 55 O-Ring Grease)
Back of the Remote Control
Step 1
Using a hair dryer or heat gun (carefully) apply gentle heat to the serial number label to soften the adhesive, using a craft knife gently lift a corner & peel off the sticker onto the blade, and place it somewhere safe for re-application.
Step 2
- On the bottom unscrew screw #5. Keep it apart from other screws, this one is different.
- On the top unscrew the 4 screws from the speaker grill - #1 first, then #3, then #2 and finish with #4, paying attention to the seal behind.

Step 3
- Remove the speaker grill from the remote control. Pay attention to keep the rubber link in its housing and tilt the speaker grill there. (This avoids deforming the seal)
- You can use a flat screwdriver to help you to remove the speaker grill, inserting the screwdriver slightly in position #1


Step 4
- Turn the remote control over on the table. The speaker will fall out
- With the TORX 6 screwdriver, remove the two screws on the bottom, #6 and #7


Step 5
Remove Ds-RC1-BOTTOM symmetrically from the D2-RC1-MAIN

Step 6
- Slide down half of the PCB from the main body
- Disconnect the battery connector from the PCB
- Wait 10 minutes

Step 7
- Align the connector socket to the PCB and connect (DO NOT insert the connector askew - It will result in a bad contact issue, charge issue, etc.)
- Insert the PCB inside the main body, making sure the screen is clean with no silicone grease on it
- Check that the connector cables do not cover the speaker contacts


Step 8
- Grease the D2-RC1-BOTTOM O-ring, with a brush and some silicone grease
- Check the O-ring doesn't have any dust or hair, or brush hair

Step 9
- Insert D2-RC1-BOTTOM symmetrically to the D2-RC1-MAIN


Step 10
- Put the speaker inside the main body. Take care to place the speaker in the right position. Match slot from the body and black pin from the speaker (at << nine o'clock >>)

Step 11
- Assemble the speaker grill and seal to the D2-RC1-MAIN body. Pay attention to keep the rubber link in its housing and put the flat hood there. (This avoids deforming the seal)



Step 12
- Clamp all the screws with the TORX 6x3.5 dynamometric screwdriver (Torque= 0,30Nm 0,30Nm) except the unique screw (#5) which needs to be manually screwed at the end of the process
- Note that for the speaker grill, you need to clamp the screw #1 first, then the #3 , then #2 and finish with #4


Step 13
- Re-attach the serial number label
