Einleitung
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Remove the 2 black #1 Phillips screws holding down the lamp cover, then remove the 2 screws with arrows on the lamp.
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Remove the t-10 torx screw on the top of the lamp, and then the phillips screw holding the power connector down.
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Remove the screws holding down the bracket for the lamp bulb, then remove both the bracket and the bulb.
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Remove the screws holding both the large metal piece to the base and the smaller metal pieces onto the larger one. You can then remove everything.
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Remove all phillips screws from the back and bottom of the projector. Fortunately, none are hidden.
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See Step 6 for more details.
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Carefully lift the cover off of the projector as pictured. Unplug all the connectors you can reach whichever way you desire.
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Set the projector cover towards the front and unplug any remaining connectors until the cover is free.
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Simply pull the fans out from the side of the projector and unplug them. They are contained in rubber bumpers.
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Remove all phillips screws holding the I/O board and power connector on. Push the power plug to the side and remove the I/O board.
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Remove the screws holding down the mainboard and lift it off the metal frame.
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The top and bottom of the boards are here for reference.
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Remove the screws holding down the metal frame and remove it from the case.
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Pull the gray trim piece out from next to the frame and set it aside.
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Remove the phillips screws from the sides of the box containing the power supply. You can now lift out the power supply.
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Push up the insulating sheet, then remove the screws holding the board to the metal case. The board is now free.
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Repeat on the other side of the power supply.
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Remove any remaining screws holding down any metal pieces, including the main projector lens, and remove it.
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I won't go into too much detail here, but to disassemble the main unit, unscrew the screws, remove the parts or brackets that they're holding in, and repeat.
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