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bernardm · 10-12-07, 06:14 PM

I see units like this from time to time.

Here's what works most of the time: (partially redundant from above)

-Take apart X5 top and bottom shell from m/b and screen assembly (6 screws total)

-Separate the screen from the m/b (4 tabs and 3 ribbon cables).

-I use cleaner and wipe the screen down completely with cotton pieces, then reassemble the unit.

Alot of crap gets trapped between the shell and the screen.

I thought the X5 was fragile, but I learned that it could withstand some pressure to take it apart. Quite rugged, actually.

10-12-07, 06:14 PM	#3 (permalink)
bernardm Aximsite Major League Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 329 Thanked 24 Times in 17 Posts	I see units like this from time to time. Here's what works most of the time: (partially redundant from above) -Take apart X5 top and bottom shell from m/b and screen assembly (6 screws total) -Separate the screen from the m/b (4 tabs and 3 ribbon cables). -I use cleaner and wipe the screen down completely with cotton pieces, then reassemble the unit. Alot of crap gets trapped between the shell and the screen. I thought the X5 was fragile, but I learned that it could withstand some pressure to take it apart. Quite rugged, actually.