Place the monitor on its screen side down

Remove the four screws holding the stand onto the monitor

To remove the backing, remove the two screws holding the case in place.

The monitor is held in place with clips. Lightly bend the backing backwards to separate the frame from the screen

We must first remove the circuits connected to the buttons used to calibrate the monitor

Remove this section by unscrewing the three screws holding it in place

Remember that this section is connected by wires, and should be handled carefully

Hold right below the cables and pull the cable apart from the top circuit board

There are four screws on each side of the monitor that you must remove to disassemble the rest of the monitor

These screws are relatively tiny, so make sure that they are stored securely

Remove the backing of the circuit board by unscrewing the four screws holding it in place

Make sure Step 3 was completed in full because it is connected to this part

Remove these panels after the past steps have been completed in full

Remove the tape covering any of the screws or wires we will remove in future steps

Remove the three screws on the circuit board

Use the mini Philip's head

Remove the two smaller screws on the side circuit board

Remember to use the mini Philip's head

Pop away the metal frame surrounding the LCD monitor

This is similar to removing the other frame in step 2

Raise the green circuit boards up

Holding the screen vertically, slide the black screen off

Remove the plastic filter sheets covering the LCD glass panel

Place your fingers on the sides of the glass panel and lift it upwards to remove it

Place the monitor white side up

Just like the previous frames, pop the plastic black frame apart from the rest of the monitor

gently lift the two metal bars connected to the circuit board.

This will separate the two components apart

You have successfully completed a teardown of the Envision EN7410 monitor