Step-by-step guide to removing each major component from the Apollo Explore 2.0. 1. Headset & Brake Line. Start: 0:33. Loosen the brake at the bottom to allow the removal of the brake line at the top. Remove the brake cable from the handle. Remove tw

Step-by-step guide to removing each major component from the Apollo Explore 2.0.<iframe width="100%" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/QhDlp6R0NHs?&amp;wmode=opaque&amp;rel=0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen class="fr-draggable"></iframe> 1. Headset &amp; Brake Line<ul><li>Start: 0:33</li><li>Loosen the brake at the bottom to allow the removal of the brake line at the top.</li><li>Remove the brake cable from the handle.</li><li>Remove two screws holding the headset.</li><li>Unplug connectors for the headlight and the communication cable to fully detach the headset.</li></ul><hr>2. Display (Only, not entire headset)<ul><li>Start: 3:08</li><li>Flip the headset, remove four screws on the panel.</li><li>Lift the panel to access the display inside.</li><li>Cut shrink wrap and disconnect the old display.</li><li>Replace with a new display, secure with four internal screws.</li></ul><hr>3. Headlight<ul><li>Start: 6:01</li><li>Use a smaller Allen key to remove the screw that holds the headlight in place.</li><li>Pull the headlight out from the opening in the back.</li></ul><hr>4. Turning Signal &amp; Grip Handle<ul><li>Start: 7:03</li><li>Locate and remove the screw under the turning signal.</li><li>Disconnect the quick connector for the turning signal (no need to access headset internals).</li><li>To remove the grip handle (or replace throttle/brake handle): Remove the turning signal, disconnect, and remove another screw to slide the grip handle out.</li></ul><hr>5. Stem Light<ul><li>Start: 9:50</li><li>Fold the scooter stem.</li><li>Locate the plastic support under the stem light; push it out using a screwdriver to release the stem light.</li><li>To reinstall, slide the light and the supporting tab back into place.</li></ul><hr>6. Removing Entire Stem<ul><li>Start: 14:07</li><li>Loosen two screws and remove the main bolt at the base.</li><li>Find and remove a washer and a locking nut (use a large flathead screwdriver or pliers as needed).</li><li>Once fasteners are removed, the stem can be pulled free for deeper servicing or replacement.</li></ul><hr>7. Bearings/Direction Assembly<ul><li>Start: 17:53</li><li>Use a wrench or grip tool to loosen the bearing locknut.</li><li>Remove spacers and bearings as needed for replacement or cleaning.</li><li>Note details about alignment and bearing spacers.</li></ul><hr>8. Swing Arm &amp; Front Suspension<ul><li>Start: 21:09</li><li>Remove screws holding plastic swing arm covers.</li><li>Use a Phillips and Allen key to unclip these covers (gives access to suspension and wheel nuts).</li><li>To remove/replace spring suspension: Remove lower nut and slide the suspension, noting the washer and fixation.</li></ul><hr>9. Battery Compartment &amp; Controller<ul><li>Start: 36:39</li><li>Flip the scooter and unscrew ten screws under the deck to loosen the compartment cover.</li><li>Entire battery/controller compartment will come off as a sealed box, revealing battery, controller, and wiring.</li><li>Remove four screws securing the battery for battery service.</li></ul><hr>10. Underbody Lights<ul><li>Start: 39:24</li><li>To replace underbody lights, simply remove two screws from the side (no need to open the entire enclosure).</li></ul><hr>11. Rear Fender and Motor Connections<ul><li>Start: 46:41</li><li>For fender: Disconnect quick connector near the rear using zip ties as needed to secure cables away from the suspension.</li><li>To remove motor: Undo the rear covers and disconnect the motor wiring from inside the battery compartment.</li></ul><hr>12. General Reassembly Tips<ul><li>Throughout, e.g., 50:48</li><li>When reassembling, make sure all bearings/spacers are aligned and fasteners properly torqued.</li><li>Always test cable routing and connections before finishing reassembly.</li></ul>

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