BENCH NOTE
The short answer
Build back panel → bottom frame → motherboard → frame → memory slots → power card → cable → disc drive → front panel → disc-drive cover.
VERIFIED WORKFLOW
Do this in order
- 01
Lower shell
Back panel → bottom frame → motherboard. The public table assigns five screws to the motherboard.
- 02
Internal frame and boards
Frame with three screws → memory slots with two → power card with two → cable → disc drive.
- 03
Close the console
Front panel with six screws → disc-drive cover with two screws.
Current community-reference values
- License: ¥71,000
- Listed full parts cost: ¥60,000
- Listed finished sale price: ¥54,000
- Difficulty: Medium
Where do the Nony PlayMachine's 20 screws go?
The public parts table assigns five screws to the motherboard, three to the frame, two to the memory slots, two to the power card, six to the front panel, and two to the disc-drive cover.
Why will the Nony PlayMachine lid not close?
- Seat the cable and disc drive before fitting the front panel.
- Check that the motherboard, frame, memory slots, and power card are already secured.
- Install the front panel with six screws before the disc-drive cover.
- Use the notebook to find any internal part still outside the console.
Is the Nony PlayMachine profitable to rebuild?
The listed cost of buying every replacement part is higher than the listed finished sale price. Reuse intact parts and include the license cost before treating a marketplace device as a profitable flip.
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What this guide rests on
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