The Autorolla WT2000 uses nine parts, with the Battery installed last. The order and all nine Packuten values below were checked against public full-release gameplay. This page is for the repair-bench question—not a claim about permanent economy balance.
Autorolla WT2000 reassembly order
| Order | Part | Packuten value in checked footage |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Circuit Board | ¥4,670 |
| 2 | Frame | ¥2,570 |
| 3 | Speaker | ¥2,800 |
| 4 | Casing | ¥3,030 |
| 5 | Volume Knob | ¥470 |
| 6 | Frequency Knob | ¥470 |
| 7 | Antenna | ¥2,330 |
| 8 | Audio Jack Cover | ¥1,400 |
| 9 | Battery | ¥3,270 |
Recorded total: ¥21,010.
Every value in that total is visible in the checked footage. Treat the result as an August 2026 Packuten snapshot: a later patch or a different save may show different economy values.
If the radio will not reach 9/9
First compare the Notebook count with the table. The most easily confused checkpoints are:
- Volume Knob is step 5; Frequency Knob is step 6.
- Audio Jack Cover is a separate step after the Antenna.
- Battery is the final entry, not part of the opening electronics group.
- Frame comes before Speaker and Casing.
If a listed component is missing from the bench, changing the order cannot restore it. Check the cleaning and missing-part troubleshooting guide, especially if a small piece was placed in or near the Sonic Cleaner.
What is verified and what remains open
Verified in the recorded full-release windows:
- the nine named reassembly entries;
- the order shown above;
- all nine recorded Packuten values;
- the ¥21,010 arithmetic total for that snapshot.
Not independently verified in this review:
- permanent prices after later patches;
- sale value;
- license price;
- screw count;
- guaranteed repair or resale profit.
Use the values from your own save with the parts and profit calculator before buying a donor or a full set of replacement parts.
Evidence note
The source is a public, no-commentary full playthrough uploaded during the release window. The exact executable build number is not visible. Local OCR located candidate scenes; the reassembly sequence and price rows were then checked in continuous frames. The current community Wiki table agrees with the observed order and values, but was treated as a lead rather than sole proof.
No Wiki prose, screenshots, or game art are reproduced here.
Last checked: August 10, 2026.
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