Pretty nice clock! Let's take a look at the features.

Time & Date Segments

Indoor temperature & humidity segments

Outdoor temperature & humidity segments

Projector

Snooze & backlight button

Battery backup

Before we get in, we need to remove the back screws. Use your THIN SHAFTED #1 Phillips Screwdriver.

We will now open up the device VERY CAREFULLY!

Grab the sides of the clock and lift. Then, push down on the circuit board and lift the cover off.

So, now that we have it open, let's take a look at the inside.

Piezo

Temperature & humidity sensor

Battery terminals

A whole bunch of capacitors

Snooze & backlight buttons

Use your THIN SHAFTED #1 Phillips screwdriver to remove these three screws.

Remove the black holder that is holding the projector in by pushing it up on the bottom of it with your fingers.

Then use a metal opening tool to put medium pressure on the clamp, and at the same time, push the projector outwards.

Now it's off!

Pull up on the back cover while jiggling it to get it off.

Then, simply pull out the projector.

Use a Phillips #1 screwdriver (any shaft size is fine) to remove the four screws holding the two sides of the projector together to separate them.

Then, CAREFULLY remove the plastic black square above the screen, and then the screen itself. Done with the projector!

Remove the five screws holding the screen down.

Now, lift the CB and separate it from the screen.

Remove all of the things like the backlight filter and distributor.

Finally, CAREFULLY remove the screen, buttons, and button frame.

That's all! You did it! Thanks for following my guide! Please check out my other guides on my profile. See ya!