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Prerequisite only guide. How to separate the logic and power boards from the metal protective shield.
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Lay the monitor on a flat surface, facedown.
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Use a #1 Phillips screwdriver to remove the 4x 10.2mm screws securing the stand to the back panel.
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Remove the stand from the back panel by pulling it up.
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Remove the 2x 9.8mm Phillips #1 screws securing the back cover to the monitor.
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Work your way around the monitor, putting the flathead screwdriver into the space between the front and back covers, and prying up.
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Ideally you want to pry at the locations that have the little gaps, which are locking mechanisms.
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I've highlighted the locations of the locking mechanisms for the back cover, try prying in these locations for the best results.
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Right side of the monitor.
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Top of the monitor.
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Left side of the monitor.
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Bottom of the monitor locking mechanism locations.
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The monitor back cover will then pull right off.
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Remove the 2 pieces of yellow tape.
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The bottom one have a thin sheet a metal on the underside which you need to take off too, if it does not come off with the tape.
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The button board is secured to the front frame by 2 plastic locking mechanisms.
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To remove, insert a Flathead screwdriver into the gap to push the locking mechanism back a little, while pulling up on the board.
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Remove the bundled cable connector that is going to the top of the monitor. Grab the black tape that holds all the individual wires together, and pull gently.
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Remove the bottom foil tape from the back of the LCD.
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Remove the remaining 2 pieces of foil tape from the back of the LCD.
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Remove the 4 connectors that bring power from the powerboard to the LCD.
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The connectors have a plastic locking tab on them, and the available space make them very difficult to pull out.
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Insert a Flathead screwdriver into the holes on the top of the shield. Lodge the tip between the socket and the connector and slowly push the connector out of it's socket.
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Use a Phillips #1 to remove the 4x 8.5mm screws that are securing the shield to the display assembly.
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Pull the shield up carefully.
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Remove the black piece of plastic.
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Use a 5mm nut driver to remove the 4 hex coupling screws that hold the VGA and DVI sockets to the shield.
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Use a Phillips #1 screwdriver to remove:
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3x 8.4mm screws holding the logic board down.
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3x 8.4mm screws holding the power board down.
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The last screw holding the power board down is a 10mm screw with some kind of contact washer on it.
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Lift up the logic and power boards at the same time, just enough to slide them backwards out of the shield.
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Try not to loose the 2 metal frames that were around the VGA and DVI sockets.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
crwdns2947410:01crwdne2947410:0
Hi there Sam,
just want to ask a small quick question. Please, what could cause the monitor to not come-up/display ?
once i get it plugged to the electricity, it makes a very low noise inside and will not display anything the power on light also doesn't display!
please help me out
