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Greetings! Any luck on that schematic? I'm running out of places to move my tv. Thanks!Greetings! Any luck on that schematic? I'm running out of places to move my tv. Thanks!
Part # bp96-00623a bottom glass stand. go to this link to order 310.00 dls have a nice day
http://www.samsungparts.com/search/search.asp?searchflag=byonemodel&searchkey=HLR5087W&modelid=351619
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If you have some time on your hands, you can wet an old kitchen sponge--the one that gets hard after it dries out. Squeeze the water out as much as possible, then roll the sponge tightly and stick it into the broken light bulb. Let it set until the sponge dries and gets hard. Then you should be able to use the sponge to remove the base.
Read this entire comment first...then start your procedures!
Disconnect the power cord, disconnect the USB cable, remove the top cover cable from the base by unscrewing the two plastic knobs, lift the top cover straight up. Place the top cover in a safe place.
On a clean, flat surface, turn the base upside down. On both ends you will find a total of four (4) black phillips head screws. Carefully unscrew these four screws and place aside. Carefully lift up the base and the top glass will separate from the base. Set the base aside. You have now exposed the inside glass for cleaning! It's that simple!!! Clean the glass by using a streak-free glass cleaner. Don't spray the glass, rather, lightly spray a clean soft lint free glass cleaning cloth, then wipe the glass. Don't press hard! Use good common sense1 There, you've now cleaned the interior glass. Reverse the procedure and you are finished. Wasn't that simple??
1. Unplug the power cord. 2. Clean the outer case with a cloth dampened with a mild detergent and water. 3. If the document table glass gets dirty, clean it with a soft dry cloth. If the glass is stained with grease or some other hard-to-remove material, use a small amount of glass cleaner and a soft cloth to remove it. Wipe off all remaining liquid. 4. Ensure that there is no dust on the glass of the document table. Dust can cause white spots in your scanned images.
*** CAUTION: Do not press on the document table glass too hard.
5. Be careful not to scratch or damage the document table glass, and do not use a hard or abrasive brush to clean it. A damaged glass surface can decrease the scanning quality. 6. Never use alcohol, paint thinner or corrosive solvent to clean the scanner. These chemicals can damage the scanner components as well as the case. 7. Be careful not to spill liquid into the scanner mechanism or electronic components. This could permanently damage the mechanism and circuitry. 8. Do not spray lubricants inside the scanner. 9. Never open the scanner case.
***NOTE: Wipe the inside of the document cover and the scanner's document table before scanning transparencies.
yes u can,, usually glass tops are fairly expensive though 200-900 dollars just for the glass plus service and labor to install it unless u feel comfortable pullin it out and removing all screws around base and removing glass and transfering all the elements over and switches as most have the elements mounted to glass underneath. u can get a price and part number for the glass top by going to sears.com and go to parts and service and look up parts by model number to get info.. model number will be underneath on sticker.. hope this helps.. you can do this yes but like it said usually its fairly expensive...most had a 5yr parts warranty if that applies to you just dont tell them u broke it say it occured natuarally as they wont cover it if u damaged it urself by droppin sometin onn it.
try auction or surplus electronic sites buy a broken plasma screen tv unit ask the seller if the outer glass is good most like they only sell it if the inner plasma glass is broken try that sometimes this is the easiest way unless you want to pay full price and parts site..i do have a 42" front glass thats good but i dont know if this fits the 50". hope this help
Just replaced the mirror glass myself. Don't have all the answers but can tell you this much.
The passenger side mirror on my 2004 Odyssey was hit by a projectile which caromed off the upper door frame. Left standing was a functional mirror base (motor driven part which has four, short, horizontally mounted rods) still attached to the mirror shroud and a separate assembly of the mirror glass and plastic mount.
I purchased the mirror glass alone online from a Honda dealer, removed the old mirror glass from the mount, and mounted the new mirror to the mount. To do this, look at the tabs which hold the mirror to the mount, and slide the mirror across the mount in the obvious direction. It will take some force. I had the benefit of having the mount/mirror glass blown out of the mirror shroud so it wasn't too difficult. If the broken mirror is still mounted to the mount and inside the shroud, push the bottom of the mirror inward so the top edge of the mirror can clear the top of the shroud. Then pull up on the mirror glass to slide it off the mount. This will take some force but fortunately, the mirror glass is already broken so you don't have to be gentle. Wear gloves or protect you hands while doing this.
Reverse the process for install the new mirror glass.
Now for my key tip. I had to remount the plastic mount/mirror glass assembly onto the motorized mirror base. I could see that it snapped in, with proper alignment, by pushing straight in. I applied quite a bit of force and simply could not get it to snap in place. My solution, was to put the assembly in a 200F oven for 15 minutes to heat the plastic to make it more flexible. Using paper towels to handle to avoid burns, I aligned the closures with the four, small, horizontally mounted rods, and with a moderate amount of force, the assembly snapped into place.
Hope this makes sense. I believe most people will only have broken mirror glass and not have the plastic mount with mirror glass come off the motorized base as I did.
You need to put on a pair of gloves, and safety glasses. (Safety First !) Prise off the broken mirror from the plastic base that it is stuck too.
Give the plastic a clean with nail polish remover or similar.
Peel off the backing on new mirror glass, and carefully stick it on.
Found the solution. It was a simple one duh! Six screws. After looking at the picture of the glass and realizing that the glass comes on a frame, I noticed the screws just below the glass on the cartridge. The glass frame sits inside the base of the cartridge. It took about 5 minutes. mmaque
very good thanks!!
Greetings! Any luck on that schematic? I'm running out of places to move my tv. Thanks!
excellent thank you!!
any luck on the schematic?
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