Brave enough, you decide to go in anyway, but find yourself stumbled at one of these Torx Security screws.
Faux pas 1 : Most people have star Philips or flat screwdrivers. Do not use Torx, let alone security type.
A soldered fuse. Yes, a fuse is there to protect a circuit, but if it's inaccessible, by too many parts or cost to service, the device is garbage.
Faux pas 2 : Hard to reach or replace fuses.
The screws with the arrows are all remove, but you still can't take it apart. You peel an aluminum setting cover with a strong adhesive backing. Given the thickness of the plate, you're unable to put it back.
Faux pas 3 : Hidden screws that require a destructive process.
The screws with the arrows are all remove, but you still can't take it apart. You peel an aluminum setting cover with a strong adhesive backing. Given the thickness of the plate, you're unable to put it back.
Faux pas 3 : Hidden screws that require a destructive process.
The molding and over molding of materials is a technical achievement, but decide somewhere. Who is going to deal with this in the future. PC, ABS TPE. Are the plastics miscible. Who will pay for that?
Faux pas 4 : Un-recyclable material