Re: Elo TouchSystems ET1915L - how to open?
In general you will find a seam that runs around the outer edge of the monitor. This is where the front and back meet. Usually the front has a lip that overlaps the back but the reverse may be true. First I remove any screws that might hole it together, then I start on the bottom (less obvious if you mar the surfaces) and slide a thin bladed screwdriver into the crack and lift the lip. Then I use a guitar pick to expand the gap, sliding it left and right, adding more guitar picks as necessary. As you continue up the sides you will hear the latches pop. Once the bottom and side latches are released the back (or sometimes the front) slides off.
Others use credit cards, a putty knife, a butter knife, etc instead of the guitar pick.
PlainBill
In general you will find a seam that runs around the outer edge of the monitor. This is where the front and back meet. Usually the front has a lip that overlaps the back but the reverse may be true. First I remove any screws that might hole it together, then I start on the bottom (less obvious if you mar the surfaces) and slide a thin bladed screwdriver into the crack and lift the lip. Then I use a guitar pick to expand the gap, sliding it left and right, adding more guitar picks as necessary. As you continue up the sides you will hear the latches pop. Once the bottom and side latches are released the back (or sometimes the front) slides off.
Others use credit cards, a putty knife, a butter knife, etc instead of the guitar pick.
PlainBill
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