Freeing my Joy vinyl cutter from the shackles of corporate spyware with Rust (and the power of friendship)
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1, Unplug it from everything.
2. Remove the four silicone feet from the bottom. Fingers should suffice.
3. Use a medium-sized Philips head driver to remove the four screws.
4. Use a small flat-head screwdriver, starting from the center rear, to gently pry free the bottom shell casing. It should come off without breaking any plastic pins.
1. Remove the X, Y, and LED flat flex connectors by pulling them gently out of their sockets.
2. Unclip the Z-axis connector latch with a fingernail; it should pop up 1mm. Lift it up and gently wiggle the Z-axis flat flex cable until it detaches from the board.
1. Unscrew the two metal washered screws and the one plastic self-tapping screw from the board.
2. Lift up the board, making sure not to damage or pull on any flex cables.
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