Now click the new backing back onto the switch and put the four tri-wing screws back into each corner.
The new kickstand will likely be stiff, and you may need to remove it and sand or file the edges of it down near the top if it doesn’t work at all.
Place the mechanism in the same position on the new case, making sure to push the metal bar into position, and put the screws back in place.
Next, unscrew the two phillips head screws on black part of the kickstand mechanism, then the larger tri-wing screw holding the bar down.
First, unscrew the single phillips head screw from the card cover, move both pieces into the same position on the new case, and screw it back on.
From here, we’ll need to move the game card cover and kickstand mechanism over to the new back.
Once all the screws are out, slip the pry tool under the edge of the case and gently twist and slide it along the side until the back becomes free.
There are actually five identical screws on either end of the Switch, but you only need to take out the center ones.
Next there are six phillips head screws around the edge of the switch to take off: Two on the bottom, one on the top, one under the kickstand, and one on either end in the Joy-Con tracks.
These are the tightest screws in this entire process, and you’ll need to press very hard and turn slowly to get them started, being very careful not to strip the screw head.
To start, you’ll need to use the tri-wing screwdriver to take out four screws, one on each corner of the switch.
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