Giiker Super Slide Teardown

Written By: Josh Yacktman

Published: 04/03/25

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Giiker Super Slide Teardown

Published: 04/03/25

Teardown

Introduction

The Giiker Super Slide is a game console based on the game klotski. Opening it up is fairly easy, if you manage to get the adhesive sticker off first try. If you fail, this quickly becomes a time consuming endeavor. There are no available spare parts for the console and all modules are soldered to the main board. That being said, it only uses one screw type and one can easily replace the two AA batteries.

Tools

Step 1

Start by opening up the battery compartment and removing the two AAA batteries

Step 2

Remove the two Phillips P1 screws

Step 3

Remove the two bottom feet by inserting your jimmy in the edge and prying up or prying with a fingernail
Be careful not to scratch the adhesive under the feet unless you have adhesive to cut to shape

Step 4

Remove the next two Phillips P1 screws

Step 5

Remove the adhesive sticker (large) carefully from the back
The sticker uses very strong adhesive. If you fail to get this off in one try, you will need isopropyl alchohol and an ifixit opening tool to scrape off the parts of the sticker penetrated by the alchohol

Step 6

Remove the last Phillips P1 screw holding down the back case

Step 7

Carefully lift up the back of the console
Beware the two small wires connected to the back for the speakers
Note that the inside magnets are not secured down, be very careful to not move the piece bay when removing the back unless you want to spend a lot of time putting them back in
The top left corner of the back has some very light clips. Carefully twist side to side to get this open

Step 8

Remove all the magnets if desired
To get the proper orientation of the magnets when reinserting, take a play piece and put the magnets on the piece back so they orient themselves. Using this orientation, insert them into the chassis and test with the back on that all are oriented correctly by putting the piece in play area. If they are not oriented right, the piece will not align

Step 9

Remove the two Phillips P1 screws holding down the speaker

Step 10

Carefully pull up the speaker out of its holder using one of the four notches to get a finger under and push or carefully prying with a spudger

Step 11

Lift up the main piece hall effect sensor
This does not adhere down well once removed, it is recommended to have some two sided tape to put under the sensor for reassembly