This monitor was made 13 years ago,so I guess that makes it ancient in computerland.No regrets for me
taking it apart then.Unscrewing the four screws in the back and lifting off the housing reveals an Aluminium
covering.
It has quite a few screws holding it,so the simplest way is to remove all of them you can find.
By now you can easily remove the covering and some other loose pieces of metal.
As always be careful with the HV stuff:the suction cup on the screen and the HV transformer.
It isn't difficult to remove the circuit board,but sometimes you have to hunt for the places were the
screws are.
On the bottom you can find a very useful Aluminium perforated tray.
Useful components:
-Capacitors:
0.33 uF HV
1uF,100uF,47uF,470uF,2.2uF,10uF,2200uF,330uF,4.7uF,1000uF,3300uF
-Resistors:
820Ω,33Ω,39K Ω,27Ω,68Ω,15Ω High power
3.3Ω,5.6Ω,6.8Ω,0.47Ω,27Ω
-4R5Q posistor
-5A 250V relays
-BA12T voltage regulator
-BA05T voltage regulator
-Transistors:
C2655,C4634,C5516,C4632 NPN
J306 Mosfet
B2955,A1020 PNP
-Inductors various
-Microswitches
-Diodes various
-Transformers various types
-Ceramic capacitors:
135J,100,473,103,913,102,474,244,105,472,124,272,684,242,332
-Wires
Other useful things: various Aluminium parts including heatsinks