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I need to replace the small IR board in my Viewsonic N3742W LCD TV. I have the board and have taken out all the screws ion the back panel. I just don't seem to be able to separate the cases to get at the IR board.

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You need a piece of hard plastic about 1"x2" about 1/8 to 1/4" thick.

On one end(a 1" one) you cut a bevel at about a 30-40 degree angle. Use this "sharp" edge to shove between the two pieces gently and pry them apart with a rolling motion. TVs, laptops, and lots of other devices use a combination of screws and an interference fit(snap together).

You can try prying gently with a screwdriver but it's very likely that you will damage the case. If you have some very hard wood that will work as a good substitute for the plastic as well.

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