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Acer AL1716 Capacitor Replacement

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      • Ensure that your monitor has been unplugged from any power source for at least 24 hours.

      • Pinch as shown, and pull towards the body to remove the cover from the stand. This will require significant force.

      • Remove the four 0.7 mm Phillips #0 screws connecting the stand to the monitor.

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      • Remove the four 0.7 mm Phillips #0 screws connecting the back panel to the monitor.

      • Remove the single 0.85 mm Phillips #0 screw from the location shown.

      • Insert the plastic opening tool into the crevice along the side, top, and bottom of the monitor.

      • Pry open the monitor by running the plastic opening tool along the crevice.

      • Lift the back panel off of the monitor as shown.

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      • Remove the two 0.7 mm Phillips #0 screws on the sides of the centerpiece motherboard cover.

      • Remove by hand the two hexagonal screws securing the digital visual interface (DVI) input.

      • The DVI is typically a blue/black connector with two built-in screw connections on either side. It is secured by hand tightening the two side screws.

      • Push the centerpiece motherboard cover toward the body to remove.

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      • Caution: The circuit board contains capacitors (they look like cylinders) that can shock you if they discharge. Be careful not to touch them as you work. If possible, use a capacitor discharge probe to safely rid the capacitors of dangerous charges.

      • Remove the three 0.7 mm Phillips #0 screws connecting the motherboard to the monitor.

      • Remove the four 0.7 mm Phillips #0 screws.

      • Use a spudger or plastic opening tool to disconnect the two red and two blue connectors by placing the tool into the crevice and lifting up the connector.

      • Ensure that your pry tool is ESD-safe.

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      • Using two fingers, disconnect the power input from the housing by pushing towards the body through the opening.

      • Remove the remaining connections by holding down the motherboard and lifting up the connections.

      • A medium level of force will be required to remove the connections.

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      • Examine the top of each capacitor to check capacitor life.

      • A domed top surface indicates a blown capacitor that needs to be replaced.

      • Replace necessary capacitors via soldering the old capacitor out and soldering a new capacitor in.

      • Refer to this soldering guide for Wie man Lötverbindungen herstellt und entlötet.

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Abschluss

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

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