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v1.1

Minor Versionm

by Frank

Introduction

Instructions on how to remove Palette 2's bottom casing for maintenance and repair purposes.

Parts

No parts specified.

Video Overview

  1. Turn Palette 2 off and remove the top lid by gently lifting from the sides. Remove the ingoing cover by loosening the five thumbscrews counterclockwise.
    • Turn Palette 2 off and remove the top lid by gently lifting from the sides.

    • Remove the ingoing cover by loosening the five thumbscrews counterclockwise.

  2. Remove the 4 screws holding the bottom casing to the substructure. Two are located at the top two corners of Palette 2 while the other two are under the ingoing cover. Once the screws are removed, grip Palette 2 together by the substructure and bottom casing together and flip so that the screen is facing down.
    • Remove the 4 screws holding the bottom casing to the substructure. Two are located at the top two corners of Palette 2 while the other two are under the ingoing cover.

    • Once the screws are removed, grip Palette 2 together by the substructure and bottom casing together and flip so that the screen is facing down.

  3. Please remove the SD card before completing this step as damage may be caused to your unit if left in. The substructure is connected to the bottom casing by a bundle of wires. Slowly and carefully lift the casing from the bottom up while ensuring that the wire bundle is not pulled abruptly. To fully detach the bottom casing, unplug from the electronics tray, leaving only the substructure.
    • Please remove the SD card before completing this step as damage may be caused to your unit if left in. The substructure is connected to the bottom casing by a bundle of wires. Slowly and carefully lift the casing from the bottom up while ensuring that the wire bundle is not pulled abruptly.

    • To fully detach the bottom casing, unplug from the electronics tray, leaving only the substructure.

    • Once the bottom casing is free, you'll have access to replace certain pieces of hardware, including the electronics tray and the fan.

Conclusion

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