How does one remove the original faceplate?
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https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/iPod+5th+Generation+%28Video%29+Display+Replacement/612 Follow that guide to disassemble your Ipod. Don't follow the whole thing, because you only need the faceplate removed.
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You will have to open the ipod by using the little pry tool or a very thin bladed knife. I used the knife because the tool that usually comes with the parts replacements is crappy and gets destroyed easily. You have to put the edge of the blade between the black edge and the metal case to pry open, be careful not to damage the case as that will make it harder to reassemble. Once it is open you just remove the 4 tiny screws on the sides of the black face and remove. Then put the new one in place, make the screws and press back together. The whole job takes about 5 minutes as long as the case comes apart easily. You will have to open the ipod by using the little pry tool or a very thin bladed knife. I used the knife because the tool that usually comes with the parts replacements is crappy and gets destroyed easily. You have to put the edge of the blade between the black edge and the metal case to pry open, be careful not to damage the case as that will make it harder to reassemble. Once it is open you just remove the 4 tiny screws on the sides of the black face and remove. Then put the new one in place, make the screws and press back together. The whole job takes about 5 minutes as long as the case... » Read More You will have to open the ipod by using the little pry tool or a very thin bladed knife. I used the knife because the tool that usually comes with the parts replacements is crappy and gets destroyed easily. You have to put the edge of the blade between the black edge and the metal case to pry open, be careful not to damage the case as that will make it harder to reassemble. Once it is open you just remove the 4 tiny screws on the sides of the black face and remove. Then put the new one in place, make the screws and press back together. The whole job takes about 5 minutes as long as the case comes apart easily. « Show Less
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Along the sides VERY CAREFULLY with plastic tools or "Kit" that you can purchase for a little of nothing. Completely rebuilt my ipod and works flawlessly.
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Firmly grab the remote with the buttons facing you, locate the small notch at the bottom seam of the case and faceplate, insert a small flathead screwdriver and gently pry the faceplate away from the case. Replace battery with two 2016, or one 2032 batteries then snap cover back in place starting at the top and working back towards the release notch.
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I've never tried removing it, but I would imagine that you might also be able to simply avoid installing it during the initial setup. Hope that helps...
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It is a simple process, you just unscrew the old head (counter clockwise) and screw the new one back in.I went through the similar process, takes a few minutes, that's all.
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if you have the new metal replacement part, you can disconnect the old plastic one by simply unthreading it completely off. Mine was broken off, but you should be able to get it off easily
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You have to remove the face from the case carefully, then on the inside there are tabs to push to allow you to remove the blanks be carfull they are plastic tabs but they do rake some preasure. Hope this helps
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This part is all you need. It sould come with two tools tools.you will also need a hair dryer to warm up the glue around the edges.the unit is kind of fragile so be very careful when removing the faceplate. The connections are also very fragile. the sure to remove the tape from the connections. I found a video on the internet that was very helpful. Search YouTube for your brand and model.I hope this was helpful and good luck
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On the front of the machine near the floor is were the old part is. From the front of the machine grasp this and pull forward and upwards to remove (it is held in place by plastic snap fits). Replace with a new piece by reversing the procedure. I'm sure a brief search on the Web will find the user manual for your model which will give pictures and explanation.
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I don't know what the first question means. The rack mount is part of the face plate, so no, it can't be removed.
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It should come with a face plate, however you should remove the face plate from the old drive and place it on the new one to make sure it matches your laptop. This can be done using a paper clip or a small flat head screw driver.
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No it is just the faceplate that goes over the digitizer. This is glued to the actual screen. I would not recommend getting just the front faceplate because it is really difficult to remove the old one off the screen. The full digitizer with this part as well as the back screen is a lot easer to install, took me no more than 10 minutes.
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that I have no idea...never tried to remove it. Sorry, wish I could be of more assistance.Call Westec.
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I honestly don't recall after all this time - but it makes sense that it would because the face plates are proprietary in design. Contact Emerson Corporate @ 314 553 2000.
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The faceplate is detachable and can be removed with ease and locks back in securely.
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Yes, xD i took the plate off but its oversized enough that you could remove the screws and mount the new pad back over the original pad and prevent its loss, also stripper clips are really tight i took pliers and loosened em' up a bit also closed up one end so i could only load them one direction to help avoid rim-lock
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The "face" only connects to the base or the part that mounts to the wall... Not sure you'd be able to do such s thing.... 4-5 wires to unhook from your old base....why not just replace the entire unit.
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Hi I just popped the cover off to check and I am 99% sure that you cant take the cover off because it appears to be glued to the back of the faceplate of the case.