Dissassembly of Breville BTM800XL Tea Maker Base

As I couldn't really find any instructions on how to do this, here's what I've discovered.

Also, forgive how filthy it is, clearly I don't turn it upside down enough...

  1. Remove the three screws indicated with yellow arrows. Two of these are normal philips screws (under the foot pads, these can be removed with a flat screwdriver), the other is a small hex screw.
  2. Then, there are 4 screws that secure the circut board down

And then, yup... that's a circuit board.

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