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Old 01-04-2026, 11:50 AM
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Best Way to Disassemble

After sorting through the spaghetti wiring around the controls of the Avante, I managed to disconnect and remove the entire assembly that contains the remote control board. However, after looking it over, I see no way of cleanly separating the board from the cluster so I can check the resistors. Anyone here have experience with this that can give me some pointers on how to do it with out desoldering multiple wires and resistors to separate the board from the other boards?

The remote board is on the bottom circuit board. I see one screw and one plastic post, but that seems easy....... It's the connections to the upper board and the channel motor that looks like a pain.

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Old 01-04-2026, 12:06 PM
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I guess I jumped the gun on this one. Seems with all the looking it over I did before posting, I completely missed on important thing. Seems the bottom of the circuit board I need access to has a cardboard piece slid into the bracket to cover the bottom of the board and prevent from shorts. I was able to remove that piece with little damage to it and now have full access to the underside. It'll take a little longer pinpointing the exact legs to desolder, but at least I don't have to separate the board from the bracket and other components.
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