The document provides a 9-step tutorial for disassembling a Nintendo Wii console. It lists the necessary tools which include flathead, Phillips, and Tri-wing screwdrivers. Each step instructs the user to remove specific screws in a certain order using the appropriate screwdriver, including removing the battery pack in step 1, various exterior covers in steps 2-5, disconnecting wires in step 6, and fully separating internal components in steps 7-9. Care is needed when removing certain parts due to connected cables.

1. Nintendo Wii Disassembly Step-by-step
Tutorial
Source:
Nintendo Wii Disassembly

2. Check the equipment
 Taking apart the Nintendo Wii.
Make sure that have the following equipment in
your toolbox: flat (normal), Phillips (or cross) and
Trigram/Tri Wing screwdriver.

3. Step 1
 A: strip off the stickers
using knife
 B: grab flat-head
screwdriver and remove
the rubber foot
 C: use Phillips
screwdriver to loosen
and remove battery
pack. Note: the battery
keeps the memory chip
powered and
disassemblying will
reset it and erase the
clock settings. You will
reprogram it when you
turn on Nintendo Wii

4. Step 2
 Remove three Phillips-
head screws at the top (A)
and remaning two with tri
wing screwdriver (B).

5. Step 3
 The black side has three
tiny black screws (A). You
need Phillips driver to take
the black cover apart. The
front side is now loosen
too.

6. Step 4
 Two tri-wing screws at the
top (A) and two Phillips at
the bottom (B) will show
up.

7. Step 5
 Bottom side. Remove
stickers (A) and two more
rubber feet (B) that will
come off using flat-head
screwdriver.
It appears every screw
here is tri-wing so grab
the driver and unscrew
them all.

8. Step 6
 Reverse side: unplug the
wire (A) from the front
side of Nintendo Wii if you
want and pull off the white
cover (B) on the top.

9. Step 7
 The metal part has no
extra screws and easily
comes off.

10. Step 8
 The last four Phillips
screws will allow you to
disassemble the remaning
part of Wii.

11. Step 9
 Turn the CD driver out
carefully because there’s
a cable plugged to it.
If you move it aside or
rotate, CD driver will come
off smoothly.

12. Source page:
http://www.triwingscrewdrivers.com/