So after using my imagination and hearing the word "hairdryer", I decided to use a hair dryer and a suction cup (Clean plunger in my case) to take the glass panel off the monitor.
You will need:
A heatgun (Lowest setting) or hairdryer
A suction cup (Clean plunger in my case)
Credit/ID card
First, place the monitor flat on the ground and start to gently heat up the black bezel underneath the glass. On a heatgun I prefer you do it a good 2 inches away with the heat level set to its lowest.
Next, push on the plunger near any corner of the tempered glass and begin to pull in the opposite direction. As you hear the adhesive make a sound of it coming off the white plastic and the glass, insert your ID/Credit card into the corner where there is a gap between the white plastic and the tempered glass. Wedge the ID card and pull the plunger at the same time until you wet it underneath the glass and can see part of it inside.
Next, as you run the ID/Credit card underneath the glass and plastic along the side, move the plunger according with the plastic card to loosen the adhesive until you have made it all the way around the bezel.
Finally, I think you can take it from here. Just unscrew the screws visible that were previously hidden by the black paint on the tempered glass and your ready to do whatever you want with the monitor!
The monitor with the glass removed:
The tempered glass safely off of the monitor:
Youtube video here!
Edited by CrazzyRussian - 4/17/12 at 3:24am
You will need:
A heatgun (Lowest setting) or hairdryer
A suction cup (Clean plunger in my case)
Credit/ID card
First, place the monitor flat on the ground and start to gently heat up the black bezel underneath the glass. On a heatgun I prefer you do it a good 2 inches away with the heat level set to its lowest.
Next, push on the plunger near any corner of the tempered glass and begin to pull in the opposite direction. As you hear the adhesive make a sound of it coming off the white plastic and the glass, insert your ID/Credit card into the corner where there is a gap between the white plastic and the tempered glass. Wedge the ID card and pull the plunger at the same time until you wet it underneath the glass and can see part of it inside.
Next, as you run the ID/Credit card underneath the glass and plastic along the side, move the plunger according with the plastic card to loosen the adhesive until you have made it all the way around the bezel.
Finally, I think you can take it from here. Just unscrew the screws visible that were previously hidden by the black paint on the tempered glass and your ready to do whatever you want with the monitor!
The monitor with the glass removed:
The tempered glass safely off of the monitor:
Youtube video here!
Edited by CrazzyRussian - 4/17/12 at 3:24am
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