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Hello,

From memory, and having done 2 of the conversions, it's pretty straightforward.

I probably went overboard in writing this reply, but I thought I would be as detailed as I could remember.

If you are doing this I would suggest re-capping the power supply while the unit is torn apart.

Another item to possibly change is the memory battery.

May want to blow out and/or clean the cooling fan too.

I would also re-secure the internal speaker.

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My list of tools needed for install of the LCD.

?4mm wrench (3/16” wrench is a little big but works)

5/16” wrench

15/64” wrench

5/8” deep socket and ratchet

5/16” deep socket and ratchet

5/32” Allen Wrench

1/16” Allen Wrench

0.050”Allen Wrench

T15 Torx Wrench

T10 Torx Wrench

#1 Phillips Screwdriver

Scissors

X-Acto Knife

Goo-B-Gone

Isopropyl Alcohol

Paper Towels

Double sided sticky tape to install the speaker back in the holder -- mine was loose because the foam was deteriorated

All nuts have to come off the BNC connectors and N-connector.

The multifunction knob and VOL/Sql knobs must come off.

The connector on the backside of the N connector on the front will still be attached -- will need disconnecting, along with the wire harness from the front panel.

The BNC input assembly (cannot remember the name of it at the moment) must come out completely.

You'll need to pull the RF Shield off of the old CRT and re-use the harness, To be able to unplug the harness from the main board you will need to remove a couple modules.

When you have to install the black fuzzy tape that comes in the kit make sure you cut all ends so the do not overlap, and ensure that you do an extremely nice job on this part as anything that is not covered or overlaps you will be able to see thru the front panel when looking at the LCD -- get help if you don't have steady or clean hands.

You will need to solder a supplied SMD resistor in parallel with a pre-existing resistor.

One word of caution: when you pull the front panel apart to remove the CRT plastic/mica/glass off do NOT overtighten the screws underneath the bezel when you put it back on. They should be secure not tight!

If you overtighten the screws you will cause distortions in the clear shield that will annoy you.

Also, before installing the LCD ensure that the clear protective shield is lint free or cat hair free.

I disassembled mine on the kitchen table with a soft blanket and used a pillow to prop it up.

Keep the cat or and super fuzzy animal away, lol.

Have fun,

Alex, KD6VPH

Olympia, WA