How to disassemble a Samsung SM 940BW LCD monitor
Started by Raymond Miller88 · · 👁 3 views · 2 replies
#2 ·
Taking apart a monitor is actually the easiest part of this whole thing...
If you’re looking to dive into this kind of work, I’d suggest picking up a Stihl saw for hobbyist stuff—maybe look at the Husqvarna 260—but if you’re planning on going pro, you definitely want a Husqvarna 660... 😂 😂 😂
Come on man, don't be shy, tell us the full story... are you trying to salvage some parts, fix the thing up, or what? I’m guessing all you really need is a single Phillips head screwdriver and a basic set of Torx keys... 😁
If you’re looking to dive into this kind of work, I’d suggest picking up a Stihl saw for hobbyist stuff—maybe look at the Husqvarna 260—but if you’re planning on going pro, you definitely want a Husqvarna 660... 😂 😂 😂
Come on man, don't be shy, tell us the full story... are you trying to salvage some parts, fix the thing up, or what? I’m guessing all you really need is a single Phillips head screwdriver and a basic set of Torx keys... 😁
#3 ·
Screw the stand down to make things easier on yourself. Honestly, the rest of it is just a pain in the neck—trying to pry that housing apart right where the silver and black parts meet. Grab a small screwdriver first, then move up to a slightly bigger one. Just try feeling your way through it by hand first so you can pinpoint exactly where those clips are hiding, then just press 'em in.
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