Trixie Revival Chronicles Day 1

I got approximately 3 hours of sleep today. No, not because I was fixing Trixie but because it was my friend's 28th birthday. Yeah, she looks 23, but in reality she's 28.

Anyway, there's no progress except I just bought some tools needed to open up and dismantle poor Trixie. I've tried dismantling it and the instructions on the PDF is pretty vague, so I will search youtube for proper steps.

Step 1: Dismantle the machine.

The PDF says that this will be a hard step for first time users. And PDF's right. Removing the faceplate alone is hard because I am too careful since this is my 360 and I don't want a broken face plate. Anyway, after pulling the Faceplate and the Hard Disk, the next part is the grill thing on both sides . PDF insturction is vague that says you have to stick pointy objects on some parts of the grill. Unfortunately, PDF has no picture on where to poke my pointy object so I have to search youtube for it.

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And yeah, since my internet connection at home SUCKS, I have to do all my research here at office and save the videos and pdf in my phone. I am now armed with a visual guide to dismantle poor Trixie. I will update this tomorrow.

To save up space and avoid clutters, I've created an album in multiply that chronicles what happened. Yes, the iPhone camera sucks, but it's all I got.