Apple studio display 17 crt 16 vis adc User Manual

 
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 Studio Display (17 CRT, 16
VIS, ADC 
 11 March 2003 

 
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Studio Display (17 CRT, 16 VIS,
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 General Information 
General Information 
Safety Guidelines 
Warning: 
 This product contains high voltage and a high-vacuum picture tube. To 
prevent serious injury, review CRT safety from the displays product area of 
rollover links on Service Source online. 
Warning: 
 Never use a grounding wriststrap until after discharging the CRT and 
setting up an ongoing ground connection. 
Warning: 
 When the rear housing is removed, avoid the sharp sheet-metal...

 
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Tools 
The following tools are required:
¥ Soft, clean towel on which to place the display face down
¥ Hex driver, 3/32 inch
¥ #2 Phillips screwdriver
¥ #1 Phillips screwdriver
¥ CRT discharge tool (076-0392)
¥ Small, plastic, flat-blade screwdriver
¥ Needlenose pliers
¥ JewelerÕs screwdriver kit  
Note:  
  To organize the screws your remove from the computer, use a tray with divided 
compartments (such as a plastic ice cube tray). 
Serial...

 
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 General Information 
Protecting the Translucent Housing 
Important: 
 Because the housing of this monitor is made of translucent plastic, 
surface scratches can be more visible than on standard plastic housing. To avoid 
cosmetic damage and protect the housing during service procedures, please keep 
in mind the following precautions:
¥ Use a soft towel that is clean and free of debris whenever you service the 
display.
¥ Use caution working with metal tools...

 
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 Monitor Stand 
Monitor Stand  
Note:  
 The monitor stand is a customer-installable part and its replacement is covered by 
the Customer Installable Parts (CIP) program.  The following replacement procedure is 
packed in-the-box with all replacement monitor stands.
Be sure to follow the instructions in this sheet carefully. Failure to follow these instructions 
could result in damage to your equipment and may void your warranty.
Replacing your monitor stand...

 
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 Monitor Stand 
Removing the Monitor Stand 
1. Warning: Turn off your computer and disconnect the display cable as follows: 
¥ Unplug the display cable from the computer.
¥ Wait five minutes for the computerÕs internal components to cool down.
2. 
Warning: 
 The monitor weighs 20 kg (45 pounds). Be careful when repositioning the 
monitor. 
Use a thick, soft, clean cloth (such as a folded blanket or towel) as a cushion. Place 
the monitor upside down on the...

 
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 Monitor Stand 4. In the center of the monitor stand, locate the two identical round openings in the 
retaining clip.
5. Using two jewelerÕs ßat-blade screwdrivers, place one in each of the round openings 
and gently pry up the retaining clip until it is out of the monitor stand. 
Warning: If any tools or parts drop into the monitor, do not turn on the monitor. 
Contact Apple for further assistance. Never turn on your monitor unless all of 
its internal and...

 
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 Monitor Stand6. Rotate the stand clockwise (1/4 turn) so it is positioned as shown.
7. Peer into the center of the monitor stand and swivel it somewhat until you can see the 
locking tabs line up with the slots in the base.
Locking Tabs 

 
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 Monitor Stand 8. With the tabs aligned, gently pull the stand toward you. Then tilt the stand up off the 
base. 
Positioning the Plastic Rings 
After you remove the monitor stand, two plastic rings should remain on the base. These 
rings are Þtted in a special orientation so the replacement stand will Þt properly. However, 
if the rings are dislodged, replace them as follows:
1. Place the white plastic ring on the base so that you can still read the words...