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Translated and re-uploaded this guide to the current iFixit repair guide catalog. Old untranslated guide can be found here.
ΠΡΠ±Π΅ΡΠ΅ΡΠ΅ ΡΠΎ, ΡΡΠΎ Π²Π°ΠΌ Π½ΡΠΆΠ½ΠΎ
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Gather your tools (look in the teardown description).
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Lay the cinema display face down on a soft surface in order to not scratch or harm the LCD panel.
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Unscrew the two screws on the sides of the stand where the stand connects to the display.
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Image 3: Screws remain.
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Remove the four Torx screws where the stand attaches to the cinema display.
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Remove the stand.
If you just remove the stand, you donβt have to remove four Torx screws.
Just remove two Hex screws.
Do you know the size to these four torx screws ?
thank you :-)
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Wedge a putty knife into the plastic side piece, without trying to pry the plastic off yet!
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Either use the heat gun to heat the plastic piece for about 30 seconds, or use the hair dryer for up to a minute.
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Carefully use the putty knife to work the plastic side piece off the cinema display. Re-heat the plastic piece again if it doesn't come off with ease.
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Repeat the steps in Step 4.
Hello, buttons are the same with the 20β?
Yeah, should be the same deal. I havenβt personally torn apart a 20β display so take my words with a grain of salt though ;-)
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Remove the four Torx screws.
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Use a pry tool to remove the secondary side panel.
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Repeat Step 6 for the left secondary side panel.
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Wedge the putty knife in between the metal pieces (arrow in image).
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Move the metal piece circled green towards the display panel to disengage the clip.
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Repeat for the identical clip on the opposite side of the display.
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First image: Separate the metal enclosure at the bottom. Use prying tools to undo the retaining clips if needed.
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Second image: Thread the all-in-one cable out of the hole in the metal enclosure.
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Peel up the tape (shown in the red circle). Then peel up the remaining component off the enclosure.
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Not shown: Bend the enclosure apart just enough to slip the display panel assembly out of the enclosure.
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Remove 3 screws holding the all-in-one cable in place (shown in red circles).
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Remove three more screws (shown in blue circles).
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Remove 5 more screws holding the logic board intact (shown in yellow circles).
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Hey thanks for posting this up⦠is it possible for you to share the LG display panel part number? I want to see if I can find one online.
This wasnβt my teardown - merely a translation so I donβt knowβ¦ sorry!
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No worries thanks anyway!
Hi,did you manage to get the panel model number ? And if you did how much was it ?
These use LG Philips LM201W01 monitors, same as the iMac G5 for people looking for the panel information. You can also replace the CCFLs with LEDs for better life and no buzzing.
Naoki, thanks for the model reference for the 30" (do you have one for the 23" panels?). If one was to do an LED conversion, what LED panels would you recommend that are compatible with the 23" & 30" Apple displays? What about display driver boards and connections? Are there any guides relating to this LED conversion?
Gracias perfecto.
Your effort is appreciated, but a question where you can get the LCD panel of the 23-inch A1062 display
