Remove rubber covers first. Attached with some weak glue, they are relatively easy to pry away. Only the 2 at the back of the device have screws underneath.

Use a screwdriver to remove the screws.

Plastic tabs line the case where the upper and lower halves meet.

I found it easiest to start prying from the sides of the back.

Keep prying until the case is fully separated and the top half lifts up/forwards.

Ethernet switch: Realtek RTL8363SC sibling datasheet 1, sibling datasheet 2, programming guide

Ethernet magnetics: Bothhand/Pulse Electronics LG2P109RN datasheet

Step-down converters (2x): Fitipower FR9854 datasheet

Serial NOR SPI flash (16Mb): Macronix MX25U1633F2I datasheet

eMMC: Phison PS8211-0 details 1, details 2, details 3

LED driver: Rohm BD2651MWV sibling datasheet 1

DRAM (2x 2Gb): Samsung K4B2G1646F-BYMA datasheet, product page

Squeeze the tip of the heatsink legs (e.g. with pliers) so you can pull them back through the PCB holes.

Pry up the tabs around the edge of the shield.

SoC: Intel FHCE2703 SR3SA (Puma 7) related products

DOCSIS cable tuner: MaxLinear MxL277 product page

DOCSIS upstream amplifier: MaxLinear MxL 236 product page

Use a screwdriver to remove the screws.

Lift the PCB away from the case.

Serial NAND EEPROM (1Gb): Kioxia TC58NVG0S3HTA00 datasheet

Debug headers factory firmware bootlog

Product number 383300420402-11

Unpopulated connector H084E0581B

Various test points (labeled "TPXXX")

602 910

V39 3601 2049

U710

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