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Inside the BT Business Hub (non-technical!)
I bought a BT Business Hub 2700HGV to try and see if my flakey broadband would remain steady in the evenings. When it arrived from ebay it was dead - would not power up at all and it was not the pSU so it was a doorstop. So I thought may as well see how to take it apart.
Put a wide bladed screwdriver between the fascia and the top panel (the one without the rubber feet) so that the two tabs on the fascia are exposed.
Then insert another screwdriver in the gap between the top and the side and prise up. Lift up the other corner similarly.
Lift up the edge about 25 mm and then pull away from the casing.
The fascia sits on two spigots. Tilt away from the base so that the "button with the keyhole that does nothing" can be released from the round hole in the metal frame, and lift away.
Seven screws hold the PCB to the base.
The three antennae are extensions to the PCB. Underside of PCB shown ...
...and the upper side. Absolutely nothing user-serviceable on the whole thing and I still don't know what was wrong. I got a refund and this went to the e-tip.
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