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Default How do you open a NEC 20WGX2 flatscreen monitor?

Typically 6 months out of 3 years warranty my monitor has gone
intermittent. Sometimes it just refuses to switch on and other times its
ok, except just recently I can rarely get it to fire up at all.

Its a slim clamshell design with VERY well concealed catches or whatever
fastening the back cover to the front bezel. I'm rarely defeated but
this case is clamed up like a limpet and I'm loathe to go much further
at prizing it apart if there's a chance anyone knows how to do it.

The nice (not!) NEC man said "tough, its out of warranty, and no we do't
release the manual" but they do free evaluations (i.e. give a quote) if
I take it to London, otherwise they'll collect it for £41. So I don't
want to damage it as I may yet have to do that - which will hurt!!

So, anyone have any clues how to open a 20" NEC 20WGX2 flatscreen LCD
monitor?

Phil
 
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