Q45 3.17
3.17 Console Overlay Replacement
1. Unplug the unit.
2 Remove the four (4) Phillips screws securing the console to the upright tube.
3. Unplug the cable assembly connector from the back of the console.
4. Remove the six (6) Phillips screws holding the two pieces of the console casing together and separate the
console casing.
5. Unplug the main overlay ribbon cable from the console circuit board (Figure 3.31).
6. Carefully peel the old overlay from the console keypad and pull the cable out of its slot in the console (Figures
3.32 and 3.33).
7. Make sure the area is free of dirt or dust, then feed the new overlay cable through its slot, but
do not attach it
to
the console circuit board.
8. Carefully align the overlay on the keyboard so that you can feel the buttons beneath it and press it into place.
9. Attach the overlay cable to the console circuit board.
10. Place the two pieces of the console casing together, holding the circuit board in place and making sure that the
LEDs are aligned properly in the console windows.
11. Plug the console cable into the console, listening for the click to ensure a good connection.
12. Power on the unit and test to ensure proper functioning.
13. Secure the console casing with the six (6) Phillips screws,
14. Re-attach the console to the upright tube with the four (4) Phillips screws.
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