Pop off the front cap with the metal spudger.

There is no adhesive; the remote and cap are just snapped together.

Remove the back cover from the remote and take out the batteries.

There are four screws underneath where the batteries were. Unscrew all four screws.

After unscrewing these four screws, proceed to pull the top apart from the bottom of the remote. This should be relatively easy, and the motherboard will now be clearly visible,

Finally, after the top cover is removed from the remote, pop the buttons out from the plastic top shell. These buttons can be a great source of stress relief.

Finally, remove the motherboard. The motherboard is a single unit without daughter boards or connecting wires. However, do be careful when removing the battery terminals from the back cover.

Congratulations! You completed the teardown!