How do I replace the system memory chip?

How do I replace the system memory chip?

Each smart system contains a memory stick which can be found by lifting the front panel of the Nifty Brain. 


Replacement procedure:
  1. Power OFF the Nifty Brain using the socket located next to it.
  2. Remove the memory stick that is installed currently. Keep this safe as it needs to be returned.
  3. Insert the new memory stick.
  4. Power ON the Nifty Brain with the socket.
  5. Return the old memory stick to Nifty.
  6. You will be contacted when your system is back online.
Nifty Brain:

Memory stick location:


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