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6.6 Dismantling, English
Replace DVD mechanism (module 996 incl. cables W75, W76 & W77)
DVD top cover.
The top cover must be transferred to the new DVD mechanism.
Drive up the DVD loader.
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Open the DVD loader by pressing “LOAD”.
The DVD loader may be opened manually either by gently pulling upwards or
turning the gear on the motor.
Dismount the back cover.
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Dismount the upper back cover.
Disconnect the cables to the DVD mechanism.
Pay special attention to W76 (72P505) & W77 (72P504) , due to ESD sensitivity.
The cables are disconnected at the DVD Main chassis.
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72P504, 72P505 & 72P508. See
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23.
Dismount the DVD mechanism.
The DVD mechanism is only held by the two screws. Make sure the unit does not
fall down when the screws are removed.
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Loosen the two screws (S) and dismount the DVD mechanism. See
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23.
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Disconnect the cable to PCB75, 76P436. See
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24.
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Place the DVD mechanism on the ESD-mat.
Pay special attention to W76 & W77, due to ESD sensitivity.
Transfer top cover.
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Release the two snap locks. See
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26.
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Check that the clamper is sitting in the new DVD mechanism. See
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28.
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Mount the cover.
Make sure that the steering taps matches the holes. See
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29.
Connect the cable from PCB75.
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76P436. See
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24.
Mount new DVD mechanism.
Pay special attention to W76 & W77, due to ESD sensitivity.
If W76 & W77 are not connected correct, the DVD Main chassis and the DVD
mechanism may be damaged.
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Mount the DVD mechanism and fasten the two screws (S). See
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23.
Connect the cables to the DVD Main chassis.
The cables are connected at the DVD main chassis. See
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23.
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72P504, W77 is mounted with foam one side.
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72P505.
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72P508.
Align the DVD mechanism.
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Adjust the DVD mechanism until it is in alignment with the cabinet.
The alignment screws for the final alignment are placed under the mounting screws.
See
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23.
Mount the back cover.
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