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Liquid Damage Technique

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  1. Liquid Damage Technique, Top Casing: crwdns2935265:01crwdnd2935265:01crwdnd2935265:01crwdne2935265:0
    • Power down and unplug the device.

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    • Remove the two black rubber feet of the device using the screwdriver. The feet are located on the bottom towards the front.

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    • Once the feet are removed, two small screws will be visible. With a small screwdriver, unscrew them. Screws are phillips head, 4.35 mm in diameter, 7.88 mm in length.

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    • To remove the front blue panel, grip firmly and place thumbs in the two notches on top. Push thumbs forward while keeping a firm grip on bottom.

    • This may require a bit of force.

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    • Now slide the bottom panel forward and remove it so the top casing is isolated from the bottom casing and motherboard.

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    • Unscrew the nut on the outer side of the back casing. Remove the nut and the washer from both antenna mounts.

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    • From here, remove the wires and nuts connected to the back panel by pulling the nuts through the holes.

    • Now the top casing has been removed and isolated from the rest of the device. From here, you can make repairs to the top casing.

    • Once the top panel is removed the main board will still be attached to the bottom panel.

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    • Unscrew the two screws that connect the motherboard to the bottom casing.

    • The motherboard and bottom casing should be completely separated at this point. This allows for replacement of the motherboard and/ or its components as well as the bottom casing.

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    • If the spilled substance is dry use a cleaning tool such as a toothbrush with soft bristles, so you do not damage the device, to brush off as much of the foreign material as possible.

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    • Dry off circuit board with kitchen paper; using other types of paper products such as toilet paper will fall apart. Be sure not to rub but carefully apply pressure to dry up wet spots.

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    • Clean off the components to make sure the rest of the residue comes off by using a chemical gasoline or another solvent that contains one substance that evaporates quickly.

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After the device is cleaned and put back together it should work properly.

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CPSU-MANESS-F11S21G21

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I did all of this still not working it gets hot only but doesn’t turn it on.

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