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[title] Remove the power supply
[* icon_caution] ***''If you see bulged capacitors, treat the power supply as if the capacitors are holding a residual charge.''***
-[* icon_caution] ***''In most cases, the filter capacitor is okay. It MUST be discharged if being replaced. In addition, the black screw (Blue marker) is a grounding screw and cannot be lost.''***
-[* icon_caution] Only lift the power supply board at a slight angle. Lifting it any more then this could result in pin or video processing board damage.
+[* icon_caution] ***''If the filter capacitor is replaced, it MUST be discharged before removal. In addition, the black screw (Blue marker) is a grounding screw and cannot be lost.''***
+[* icon_caution] Only lift the power supply board at a slight angle. Lifting it any higher may damage the processing board or interface.
[* icon_reminder] ***''If you cannot find the original capacitors, the original parts can be safely substituted.''***
-[* red] This capacitor is only used on older power supply boards. ***''If your board has this capacitor, it should be repalced. However, it can be left alone if it looks okay.''***
+[* red] This capacitor is only used on older revisions. ***''If your board has this capacitor, it should be replaced if handy.''***
[* black] With the power supply shield removed from the monitor, identify the power supply. Along with the listed capacitors, take note of any others you want to replace (Ex: Inverter coil).
[* black] Remove the 4 screws from the power supply. Once this is done, lift up the power supply at a slight angle to clear the chassis mounting holes.