hi! can someone please tell me if i can easily dismantle and assemble again this screen after im done watching a film etc?
2051451
Absolutely, build your frame out of pvc piping! When you're done just roll it up.
2051452
Yeah. The frame isnt included. Design one that rolls up li like a scroll get 2 hooks
2051453
Depends on how you build it. We just hang the screen only when in use. Them fold it back and store it for the next movie night.
2051454
it all depends how you mount it. this is just the screen fabric. i built a shell out of 2x4s and stretched and stapled it so mine is permanent. if i were you i would look for a pull out one.
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Mine came folded up like any other cloth would be. So its up to you if you want to build some type of frame. I just hung mine up with nails.
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I'm not sure if you can, as it was a gift for someone else and don't have access to it at this time to check. However it would damage/burn the image into the lcd screen if you left the same one on there for an extended period of time.
172451
Not really. The screen is a thick metal and comes in pieces, if folded would ruin the screen.It is attached with nuts and bolts. If you remove the screen u are basically disassembling it. I would not recommend doing this.
1320496
That's what mine was.I replaced my screen and it works great.Its wicked easy , you can do it yourself just look up a video on youtube.
996451
Just twist the whole screen assembly counter clockwise. Either hold it carefully or work over a safe surface because the assembly will fall off quickly.
151752
No it can't. You would be better off getting a new screen with the lcd attached. It's really easy to change out but you do need precision tools to do it. Tiny screw driver flat head and Phillips head is all you would need. Takes about 15 mins to change out.
1589373
Yes you can disassemble it. It's the reverse process for putting it together, and it's easy to do
473079
I would YouTube it because there's a lot more to changing out the screen then just taking out a couple of screws. Be very careful because each and every tiny screw has a purpose
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Ahh, yes and no..haha its a bit hard to do but not impossible. So, you need a heating gun to loosen up the screen when you go to pull it out. I heard a blow dryer would do the job too though. As for the screws, im sure you can find a tiny screwdriver in tools you have already..eyeglass kits should have it..and then you may want to use a plastic knife to pry the screen off...so in a nut shell, no you don't have to get extra tools...I googled the process of how to do it, and there's a lot of info out there, even really good step by step videos to follow..good luck
1507264
Nope. It's a fragile, bad product and they no longer make replacement screens. The only solution is to find one with a working screen and take it out to replace yours.
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Yes this would be perfect i would recommend that you have the exact screwdrivers for the screws i made a mistake by buying the screen and i wasnt ready to fix it completely but it is fixed now i uses a video on youtube (highly recommended) and you should be good to go.
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Im going to be completely honest with you. I changrd the screen myself and has worked like a champ ever since. There is a tutorial on youtube and yes, the piece comes preassembles just for you to change the components into the new piece. Im 19 and i did it all by myself. Recomended although it is a little bit pricy.
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You can reuse the screen using homemade cleaners (bleach or vinegar) or by using an actual emulsion remover. The latter will get better results of course.
2199123
I had the same problem. Just remove the screen altogether. I can't remember if I needed to tear it down with a screw driver or not, but now flows great.
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Easy is a relative word but yes, it took only a few seconds to take out the old screen and put in a new screen and I use one screen at a time. I don't change out the entire set (3) at once.
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If your lcd is broken then yes this is what you need. Becareful when removing the screen in front of lcd -- you'll need a heat gun to warm up glue to make t easier to take off and can melt edges as well as crack it. It's hard to do with out experience
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not really. There are 3 major parts - the bowl with legs - the screen - the top. Any further disassembly will have to be done with tools (screwdriver, wrench).