Turtle Beach REACT-R Rear Case Replacement

Introduction

The face plate and back plate serves as the primary housing for the A, B, X, Y buttons, start and select buttons, and D-pad. The primary issues of the faceplate are often due to physical damage or grime building up in and around the controller. When handling this device (especially the motherboard), be careful not to damage any of the fragile components or vibration motor. Here is a comprehensive guide to assist you in disassembling, resolving issues, and replacing the back plate.

What you need

Step 1 Rear Case

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Place the controller face down.
Use a Phillips #00 screwdriver to remove the seven 9.2 mm Phillips screws that secure the rear case.
Use both hands to lift the backplate away from the controller.