The LCD screen is an essential component in resin 3D printing. It is responsible for generating an image of each layer while an array of LED chips project light through it to cure the resin. As the LCD screen is a consumable part, it may need to be replaced after a period of time. When the LCD screen becomes damaged or worn out, it can result in lower print quality or failed prints. Therefore, replacing the LCD screen is necessary to ensure the continued performance and accuracy of your 3D printer.
You can refer to the following detailed instructions to know how to replace the LCD screen in your Sonic Mighty 8K.
1. Remove the Old LCD Screen
Remove the front case
- Turn of the printer and unplug the power cord
- Remove the UV cover, building plate, and resin vat
- Loosen the 4 screws and open the front case
- Loosen the nut connecting the earthing wire
- Detach the touch panel ribbon cable and USB cable from the mainboard
- Remove and put the front case aside
Remove the old LCD screen
- Open the cable clips to remove the LCD ribbon cable from the LCD screen and the mainboard
- Turn the printer upright
- Remove the black tape around the LCD screen
- Carefully remove the LCD screen from the printer
2. Installing the New LCD Screen
Install the new LCD screen
- Place the new LCD screen in its position
- Paste the electrical tape around the edge of the new LCD screen
- Reattach the LCD ribbon cable on the LCD and mainboard
- Tighten the nut connecting the earthing wire
- Reattach the touch panel ribbon cable and USB cable
Check the new LCD screen’s functionality
- Reinstall the front case
- Plug in the power cord and switch on the printer
- Perform the built-in LCD Test to ensure that the LCD works properly
Contact Support
By following the above instruction, you can easily replace the LCD screen of your Sonic Mighty 8K printer. If you find any issues, feel free to reach out to Phrozen Support or your Authorized Reseller for further assistance. When contacting Phrozen Support, kindly send some photos or videos illustrating the issue.
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