Difficulty

Easy

Steps

7

Time Required

                          15 minutes

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  • Benq FP71G+ LCD Monitor Disassembly
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What you need

Step 1

              Remove the screws holding the base
  • Remove the screws holding the base.

Remove the screws holding the base.

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Step 2

              Slide out the base
  • Slide out the base

Slide out the base

Step 3

              Remove the screws holding the back cover of the screen
  • Remove the screws holding the back cover of the screen.

Remove the screws holding the back cover of the screen.

Step 4

              Remove the back cover
  • Start by prying out the back cover using a screwdriver in the holes at the bottom.
  • Continue along the bottom edge
  • Then follow by the side edges all the way to the top

Start by prying out the back cover using a screwdriver in the holes at the bottom.

Continue along the bottom edge

Then follow by the side edges all the way to the top

Step 5

              Disconnect control panel and remove VGA connector screws
  • The VGA connector screws shouldn’t be too hard to unscrew, if you don’t have the appropriate 5 mm wrench, you can use a set of pliers.

The VGA connector screws shouldn’t be too hard to unscrew, if you don’t have the appropriate 5 mm wrench, you can use a set of pliers.

Step 6

              Slide back the logic board cover
  • Just slide it down. No need to remove the tinfoil sticker.

Just slide it down. No need to remove the tinfoil sticker.

Step 7

              Proceed as you wish with the logic board
  • If the screen is not working, you may want to look for and replace any blown capacitors.
  • In my case, the two 1000 uF, 16 V electrolytes at the top right were faulty.

If the screen is not working, you may want to look for and replace any blown capacitors.

In my case, the two 1000 uF, 16 V electrolytes at the top right were faulty.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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                    Michael Konečný

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