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Before you begin please be aware that you will be completely disassembling the device in order to get to the bulb inside. This will only require a Philips screw driver and able hands.
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Start by removing the 5 screws that are 5mm x 9mm located on the bottom of the device with a J1 screwdriver.
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Now that the screws have been removed, carefully but firmly open up the device at the seam until it is presented as shown.
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Use a J0 screwdriver to remove the following four screws that are 5mm x 9mm.
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Use the same J0 screwdriver to remove the following 3 screws that are 7mm x 6mm.
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Now grab the plastic cover you just removed screws from and gently remove it from the device.
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You may now pick up the plastic covering you removed screws from in Step 3 with ease revealing the bulb.
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Lodge the plastic opening tool underneath the bulb casing. Using some upward force, pop the bulb off the casing.
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You have now removed the bulb from the casing. Gently pull the wires forward and prepare a soldering station.
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Carefully desolder the 2 wires from their solder contact points to detach the bulb panel from the motherboard.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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