Acer X223W - 22" Widescreen LCD Monitor Handleiding demontage-instructies

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1. Firstly, before doing anything, you will need the following to hand,

• Sellotape or some other form of tape

• Scissors

• Medium philips screwdriver

• Small blade screwdriver

• Blunt knife

• Marker pen (fibre/felt tip)

• Clear, padded work surface. I used kitchen table with a travel rug beneath the

table cloth. This is to avoid damage to the fascia and LCD components.

2. Step 1 – place the monitor face down on the work surface, remove the monitor stand by

using the small bladed screw driver to remove the two plastic screw covers. You should use

little to no force. Behind each cover are 2 x philips screws, remove both. The stand should no

come free. I placed the screws back into the screw holes of the stand, and taped the screw

covers behind them to hold the various pieces in place.

Rear of X223W with stand removed.

3. Step 2 – remove philips screw at centre bottom rear. Tape this to monitor stand foot.

4. Step 3 – Turn monitor over and starting at the bottom centre gently push rear of fascia case

in and insert a blunt knife blade. Gently work along base, then one side followed by the

other. Take your time and AVOID the controls in the LCD monitor base. There are catches

along the bottom and sides. These need to be gently released. When you've opened the sides

and bottom, gently rotate the fascia up from the bottom, using the top as a hinge. At around

15 – 20 degrees, you should be able to release the top catches too.

ACER X223W Disassembly Instructions.

Bob Felstead May 30, 2010