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Moderate

Steps

7

Time Required

                          20 minutes            

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Control Panel               
  • Lift the scanner lid to a resting position.

Lift the scanner lid to a resting position.

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Step 2

  • Wedge the plastic opening tool into each of the three plugs to pry them from the control panel hinge located above the control panel screen.

Wedge the plastic opening tool into each of the three plugs to pry them from the control panel hinge located above the control panel screen.

Step 3

  • Remove the three 10mm-T10 Torx screws.

Remove the three 10mm-T10 Torx screws.

Step 4

  • Disconnect the control panel from the hinge by gently lifting upward, then outward towards you.

Disconnect the control panel from the hinge by gently lifting upward, then outward towards you.

Step 5

  • Detach the control panel from the black plastic latch by gently lifting upward, then outward towards you.
  • Pull up on the left side when sliding up so the panel does not get stuck at the end of the track.

Detach the control panel from the black plastic latch by gently lifting upward, then outward towards you.

Pull up on the left side when sliding up so the panel does not get stuck at the end of the track.

Step 6

  • Turn over the control panel, making the screen face downwards.
  • Place two fingers on the rectangular, plastic wire cover and squeeze inward. Slide the cover downward, away from the cables, until the cover is fully removed.

Turn over the control panel, making the screen face downwards.

Place two fingers on the rectangular, plastic wire cover and squeeze inward. Slide the cover downward, away from the cables, until the cover is fully removed.

Step 7

  • Disconnect the two ribbon cables from the panel by pulling them upward out of their ports.
  • This does not break the cables. They can easily be reconnected by plugging them into their ports again.

Disconnect the two ribbon cables from the panel by pulling them upward out of their ports.

This does not break the cables. They can easily be reconnected by plugging them into their ports again.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Angus McAllister - May 8, 2020

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This worked pretty much exactly as described; was a fairly straightforward procedure. Just have to be super-careful with those ribbon cables - they’re pretty delicate!

Greg Freeman - May 25, 2020

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This is the easy one. Please do one for the HP Officejet Pro 8610. How the !&&* do you remove the led panel. It’s maddening!

L R Shukla - Jun 9, 2020

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Now if only I could find a replacement panel that I can trust! Any suggestions on where to buy the part?

Jon Pagh - Dec 15, 2020

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I’ve two of these printers and the screen is shot on both of them. Very frustrating that replacement screens aren’t available. Almost looks like a planned failure????