Roku Streaming Stick Battery Coil Contact Replacement Repair Guide

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Introduction

As part of this guide, there will be soldering involved.

What you need

Step 1

              Battery Coil Contact

Flip the remote so that the buttons lay face down and then remove the back cover.

Flip the remote so that the buttons lay face down and then remove the back cover.

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Step 2

Remove the batteries by compressing the spring.
This will expose the screw shown in red.

Remove the batteries by compressing the spring.

This will expose the screw shown in red.

Step 3

Remove the screw using a Phillips #00 screwdriver.

Remove the screw using a Phillips #00 screwdriver.

Step 4

Remove the face of the remote with the plastic opening tool.

Remove the face of the remote with the plastic opening tool.

Step 5

Using tweezers, remove the motherboard from the remote.

Using tweezers, remove the motherboard from the remote.

Step 6

The contacts should be present with one set being in the bottom of the remote casing and the other set being on the underside of the motherboard for the remote.

The contacts should be present with one set being in the bottom of the remote casing and the other set being on the underside of the motherboard for the remote.

Step 7

This step will require a soldering iron.
Now you will have to remove the existing contacts by way of clipping the line of at an appropriate length away from the contacts.
Now solder on your new connections on the board.
For the connections to the casing, you should be able to remove them with a little force. If you feel like you are using too much force, feel free to use a heat gun to eliminate some adhesive on the casing side of the contact.
Finally, adhere the new contacts to the casing with a “super glue” like Krazy glue.

This step will require a soldering iron.

Now you will have to remove the existing contacts by way of clipping the line of at an appropriate length away from the contacts.

Now solder on your new connections on the board.

For the connections to the casing, you should be able to remove them with a little force. If you feel like you are using too much force, feel free to use a heat gun to eliminate some adhesive on the casing side of the contact.

Finally, adhere the new contacts to the casing with a “super glue” like Krazy glue.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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