This is the verified device-repair index for ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs. It is designed for a specific problem: you have all the parts on the bench, but need the correct reassembly order or a clean checklist of what belongs in the device.
The in-game Notebook remains the primary source during play. These pages make the same information searchable and add an evidence trail. They do not turn a launch-window price observation into a permanent economy formula.
Published device guides
| Device | What the guide contains | Current evidence status |
|---|---|---|
| Nony PMP | 13-part reassembly order and a ¥30,000 Packuten snapshot | Order and recorded prices video-verified; community total conflicts |
| Nerdio W-91F | 10-part reassembly order and a ¥25,000 Packuten snapshot | Order, all ten recorded prices, and arithmetic video-verified |
| Autorolla WT2000 | 9-part order and a ¥21,010 Packuten snapshot | Order, all nine recorded prices, and arithmetic video-verified |
| XI-box | 14-part order, two Front Panels, and a ¥90,000 snapshot | Order, all fourteen prices, duplicate-name warning, and arithmetic video-verified |
| Guitar Legend | 12-part order and a ¥51,340 verified price subtotal | Order and 12/12 completion verified twice; four Packuten prices remain open |
The evidence comes from public full-release footage published August 7–10, 2026. The exact executable build numbers are not visible, so each page is dated and remains partial at the page level even when its observed order is fully verified.
How to use an assembly-order page
- Match the device name exactly; similar brand names are different devices.
- Open the Notebook and confirm how many reassembly entries it expects.
- Compare the loose parts on your bench with the page checklist.
- Install components in the displayed order.
- If progress stops, recheck separately named covers, panels, straps, frames, and other paired-looking parts before treating the job as a bug.
If the problem is a missing or dirty part rather than assembly order, use the cleaning troubleshooting guide. If you are deciding whether to buy parts, strip a donor, or resell a device, use the separate parts, scrapping, and profit guide.
Devices still under verification
The community Wiki now provides useful leads for devices including Unicorp 99L, Nony PlayMachine, Patento BS, and Unicorp Kettle. They are not automatically publishable facts.
For example, the Unicorp 99L community table lists seven parts, but the current video review has independently confirmed only the ¥1,020 Battery entry. The remaining order and prices stay off a dedicated page until the matching full-release footage is checked. Autorolla WT2000 and XI-box moved out of this candidate list only after their complete sequences and price rows were reviewed.
This small verified directory is intentional. A wrong assembly step is less useful than no page, and near-duplicate thin pages would make both search results and player navigation worse.
What the price tables do—and do not—prove
A device page can prove what was visible in one recorded save:
- the named components;
- the order shown by How to Reassemble;
- the Packuten values visible at that time;
- the arithmetic total of those visible values.
It does not automatically prove a permanent base price, a sale value, a license price, a screw count, or guaranteed profit. Those fields need their own independent observation. Use the profit calculator with the values from your own save.
Evidence and update policy
ReStory.wiki is a community-maintained reference, not an official developer source. ReStory Help uses it to discover device names and potential tables, then checks publishable steps against full-release gameplay or the game itself. Conflicts remain visible until a later build or a new direct observation resolves them.
Last checked: August 11, 2026.
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