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In this guide we will take a look at the internals of TTS's Blue-Bot and how we can completely disassemble it.
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To open the Blue-Bot, remove the Phillips M3 screws and lift up the top cover.
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On the bottom of the robot, remove the Tri-angle screw.
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This will reveal the battery that you need to disconnect to remove it.
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Now that the cover is off, we have access to the the PCB but before removing it the LEDs for the eyes are glued on the chassis.
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With a hairdryer or a heat gun, we can soften the glue to remove it easily.
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The next step is to remove the screws holding the PCB to the chassis.
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Remove the two M3 screws and simply lift up the PCB.
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Before removing the plastic cover holding the motors we need to remove the PCB cables inserted in it.
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Remove the four Phillips M3 screws.
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Simply lift the plastic cover and remove it.
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To remove the USB connector, unscrew the two M3 screws on the side of the connector and lift.
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Now that everything is out of the way, you can just lift the motors up as shown.
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Remove the Phillips screw holding the plastic cover to get to the power and speaker switches.
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You can now remove the switches and the speaker from the chassis.
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This concludes the Blue-Bot disassembly with all its different parts shown here.
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Note: The only way to remove the battery connector is to remove solder on the PCB attaching the cable and pass the able through the hole.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order!
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