Handheld file / PMP-013

How to fix the Nony PMP.

A source-reported assembly checklist for ReStory's PSP-inspired handheld. Check each layer as you install it; your progress stays on this device.

Evidence CSource-reported assembly order; not independently replayedReviewed Aug 24, 202613 reported parts · 18 reported screwsSources →
Quick answer

A post-launch guide reports 13 named layers and 18 screws. Its rebuild order runs from the frame outward: Wi-Fi board, metal frame, motherboard, display frame, control board, display, front panel, disc drive, lid, disc, battery and battery lid.

Use the list as a bench aid, not as a substitute for the in-game preview. ReStory Bench has not yet replayed this exact order on build 1.0.013r. Before rebuilding, replace the broken part and clean every required component.

Bench card

What the sources report.

Reported parts

13 named layers

Counted by one post-launch guide as named assembly steps, not loose repeated screws.

Reported screws

18 total

The reported display stack carries the densest screw groups.

Cross-checked inspiration

PSP-1000

Two independent sources agree on the real-world inspiration.

Interactive checklist

Assembly order.

Use this as a progress aid, not as a substitute for checking the model preview. Checklist state is saved only in your browser.

0 of 13 steps checked

Trouble spots

If the case will not close.

1

Check the display frame

The control board must be placed after the five-screw display frame and before the display.

2

Count the front layers

The display, front panel and disc drive are separate layers. A missing one can make the next placement fail.

3

Do not confuse “installed” with “finished”

Reopen the order details and confirm cleaning, painting or firmware tasks before delivery.

Evidence

Where this reported order came from.

The exact layer and screw sequence comes from one named post-launch assembly guide, so it remains Evidence C until an original current-build teardown and completion screen reproduce it. The PSP-1000 inspiration is independently corroborated and carries stronger confidence than the assembly counts.