Waster comes out of the powerwasher around the plastic frame in the front

30 weight high detergent evry fifty hours due to the fact that it has a plastic camshaft

there is a metal frame around the front side of the device...
inside this frame , there is a plastic piece gluede over the front side.... you can try to remove this whole front side, which includes the cover of the screen.. (its the whole front side inside the metal frame)... after you unglue this you can see the screws....
this system is stupid... you cant figure it out before you break the device frame...
anyways.. good luck

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Can't find too much info on this monitor. Look for a crease/gap in the plastic around the neck of the stand. Most likely a plastic cover is covering the screws you need to unscrew. You'll probably just have to pop it off.

You may have to first remove the flat part of the base (if looks like it separates from the neck). Check the bottom of the base for tabs or plastic clips holding it to the neck. If the flat part of the base doesn't come off, just look for the plastic covers mentioned above to reveal the screws that are holding the base on.

to remove the screen.... the front plastic bezel needs to be removed first.... Remove the rubber screw covers on the front of screen frame... then remove the screws.
then use a plastic tool...like a credit card, start at a corner and pull the front bezel towards you .. you need to unsnap the plastic bezel... it is held on by snap locks all the way around it... Pull the front bezel frame off...

then there are screws on each side of the screen holding it to the hinge post rails.... Unscrew them.... Tilt the screen forward from the top...

Unplug the Display cable (it is taped on at the plug port..... pull tape downward)
then unplug the LCD bulb Cable from the inverter...

Check all hose clamps and hoses and replace accordingly.

The base of the G19LWK can be removed but it takes a little work. You have to remove the black plastic case that sandwich the LCD screen. First remove all the screws on the backside of the monitor. Then, at the seam of the two casement halves, GENTLY pry the front screen frame away from the display. Work carefully all around the edge of the display to separate it a little at a time and the pull it away in one piece. Next you will find that the back casement is held to the display with plastic tabs around the perimeter. Carefully pry the tabs away from the display frame to separate and remove the back casement. Now the base mounting is exposed on the backside and held with 4 screws. Remove the screws and the base will come free. Re-assemble the casement by snapping the back on first followed by re-installing the screws. Then snap the front frame by lining of the plastic tabs and pressing the frame down evenly around the display. You are done!

yes. there aretorque screws around the inside frame remoive them and the 2 pieces will seperate. you can replace it then. be carefull if you remove the screws from the hinge the whole door will fall off. only six or so screws need to be removed

The front plastic bezel on the door does not provide any shielding from the microwave energy inside the cooking compartment. As long as that is the ONLY damage and you haven't compromised the door, door frame or protective gasketing around the door opening then you should be safe.

this machine is accessed from the front. take two control panel screws off flip up panel. unclip lid switch connection. take screwdriver and insert vertically in front of gold clips pry by pushing handle to rear of machine. rotate entire housing toward you . to reassemble ensure front lip of cabinet goes UNDER forward edge of frame