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Vizio E422VA Mainboard Replacement

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    1. Vizio E422VA Mainboard Replacement, Unscrew Rear Cover: step 1, image 1 of 1
      • Philips #2 screws, 15.0 mm

      • Philips #2 screws, 29.5 mm

      • Philips #2 screws, 8.0 mm

      • VESA mount points (M6, 10mm, 400mm * 200mm)

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    2. Vizio E422VA Mainboard Replacement, Remove Rear Cover: step 2, image 1 of 1
      • After all screws removed, the rear plastic cover can be lifted off.

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    3. Vizio E422VA Mainboard Replacement, Internal View: step 3, image 1 of 1
      • Mainboard

      • Power Supply / Backlight Inverter

      • Timing Control (T-Con) Board

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    4. Vizio E422VA Mainboard Replacement, Remove Connectors from Mainboard (Part 1): step 4, image 1 of 1
      • 4-pin connector to T-Con board. Depress plastic clip at left side and wiggle connector side to side slightly to remove.

      • 13-pin connector to Power Supply board. depress plastic clip at left edge and wiggle connector side to side. May need to pry up top/bottom edge with flat head screwdriver; alternate gradually.

      • 42-pin connector. Pry up with flat head screwdriver on left/right edges, alternating gradually.

      • Grounding clip. Using a poking tool, press at center to release catch and pull clip in indicated direction.

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    5. Vizio E422VA Mainboard Replacement, Remove Connectors from Mainboard (Part 2): step 5, image 1 of 1
      • 8-pin connector. Depress clip and pull connector upwards from board.

      • 10-pin connector. Depress clip and pull connector upwards from board.

      • 4-pin connector to speakers. Depress Clip and pull connector in indicated direction.

      • mounting screw. Philips #2 @ 6mm

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    6. Vizio E422VA Mainboard Replacement, Removing I/O Shield on Bottom Edge (optional): step 6, image 1 of 1
      • If your replacement board is missing the bottom I/O shield, you can remove the I/O shield from the old board by removing the marked screw (Philips #2).

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Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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