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Upgrade your ride! In this comprehensive guide from Linnpower Studio, we walk you through the full process of replacing the battery and ESC on your Linnpower THE ONE. ⚡ THE PERFORMANCE UPGRADE (Select to Prime): If you are upgrading your THE ONE Select ESC to the Prime version ESC, please note the specific power configuration: Considering the board's setup, we will limite the ESC power to 65%.The Math: 160A * 0.65 = 104A The Result: Your peak current will be approximately 104A, providing a significant 30% power increase for your ⚠️ SAFETY FIRST: Ensure your board is powered off before starting. Immediately DISCONNECT the battery from the ESC as soon as the deck is removed. Handle the battery with extreme care and work in a well-ventilated area when using cleaning agents (IPA). THE ONE!⚠️ PRO-TIP (Battery Removal): The battery is secured with heavy-duty foam adhesive. Removing it requires patience and care. Use the tools and techniques shown in the video to avoid damaging the enclosure or cells. 🛠 TOOLS & SUPPLIES REQUIRED To ensure a professional installation, please have the following ready: Stainless Steel Ruler (80-100cm) – For prying and alignment. Wood Chisel – For precise controller (ESC) removal. 99% Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA) – To dissolve adhesive bonds. Scraper / Putty Knife – For cleaning surface residue. Thermal Grease (5215k) – For heat dissipation. Thermal Conductive Adhesive (5204k) – For component bonding. Double-Sided Foam Tape – For secure mounting. Zip Ties – For clean cable management. Gaffers Tape / Cloth Tape – For internal sealing. ⏭ CHAPTERS 0:00 Remove the enclosure cover 0:42 Remove the ESC 0:50 Carefully remove the antenna 1:43 Remove the battery pack (Adhesive removal) 2:52 Clean residual adhesive 3:39 Install the new battery pack 4:09 Install the ESC (Curing time: 12 hours) 5:24 Connect the ESC to the battery and motors 7:00 Connect the power switch and charging port Note: Proper curing of the thermal adhesive (5204k) is essential for the ESC's heat dissipation and long-term stability. Do not skip the 12-hour waiting period.