Disassembling the Blue-Bot

In this guide we will take a look at the internals of TTS's Blue-Bot and how we can completely disassemble it.

To open the Blue-Bot, remove the Phillips M3 screws and lift up the top cover.

On the bottom of the robot, remove the Tri-angle screw.

This will reveal the battery that you need to disconnect to remove it.

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.

With a hairdryer or a heat gun, we can soften the glue to remove it easily.

The next step is to remove the screws holding the PCB to the chassis.

Remove the two M3 screws and simply lift up the PCB.

Before removing the plastic cover holding the motors we need to remove the PCB cables inserted in it.

Remove the four Phillips M3 screws.

Simply lift the plastic cover and remove it.

To remove the USB connector, unscrew the two M3 screws on the side of the connector and lift.

Now that everything is out of the way, you can just lift the motors up as shown.

Remove the Phillips screw holding the plastic cover to get to the power and speaker switches.

You can now remove the switches and the speaker from the chassis.

This concludes the Blue-Bot disassembly with all its different parts shown here.

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.