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This is a very easy fix. The first thing you want to do is remove the back plate. This can be done with a prying tool. If you do not have a access to a prying tool you can actually use a credit card or an appropriate equivalent. If you stick the tool/card in between the screen and backing where the two come together you can work your way around the device, undoing the clips that hold it together. Once doing so be careful of not pulling out the speaker. Once you have the device open you can re-seat the buttons and put the backing back on. For a more detailed description with pictures please refer to the troubleshooting page at LexiBook Tablet One Troubleshooting

There are Many Possible Causes One possible cause for the tablet to overheat under such short usage is that the device has multiple applications running and very little available space left on the device. If this occurs it can cause the CPU inside the tablet to "work harder" and also can fill up the tablets memory (RAM) ultimately overheating the device. One way to combat this is to try freeing up space on the tablet and making sure that the tablet is not running multiple applications at once. If that does not work, then you may want to try resetting and clearing the device. If the device still continues to have this issue then here are some more possible problems that may be causing the over heating. Another reason that this can occur is a hardware issue. There are many hardware issues in which can cause a tablet to over heat. Two of them are fixable to the user. The first being that the charger has been plugged in too long. When a charger is plugged in too long regardless of if the tablet is turned on....

Freezing/Black screening during a boot-up is usually caused by damaged or corrupted system files that the tablet needs in order to start up. If you can get it to turn on at all then the first thing you want to try is resetting and clearing your tablet. If the issue stops then you should be good. If the device continues to freeze frequently then you should contact the manufacturer about getting your device repaired. If you cannot get the device to turn on at all the the device operating system is corrupted or there is a component that is causing your device to not be able to boot properly. In this situation you should contact the manufacturer about repairing your device because the issue is most likely not user repairable.