Shark Ultimate Professional Mode Display Replacement Repair Guide

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7

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                          5 minutes            

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• Mode Display
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Introduction

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Step 1

              Mode Display               

• Use the Philips head #0 screwdriver to remove the two 11.49mm screws at the back of the iron.
• Remove the back cover piece.
• Make sure the iron is unplugged and cooled off.

Use the Philips head #0 screwdriver to remove the two 11.49mm screws at the back of the iron.

Remove the back cover piece.

Make sure the iron is unplugged and cooled off.

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Step 2

• Use the Philips head #0 screwdriver to remove the two 11.77mm screws holding the white clamp to the iron.
• Use the Philips head #0 screwdriver to remove the two 6.58mm screws holding the black wires to the body of the iron.
• Removing the left black wire will also free the red wire, attached by the same screw.

Use the Philips head #0 screwdriver to remove the two 11.77mm screws holding the white clamp to the iron.

Use the Philips head #0 screwdriver to remove the two 6.58mm screws holding the black wires to the body of the iron.

Removing the left black wire will also free the red wire, attached by the same screw.

Step 3

• Pull the split end of the power cord upward through the ball joint of the iron.
• Set aside the power cord.

Pull the split end of the power cord upward through the ball joint of the iron.

Set aside the power cord.

Step 4

• Use the Philips head #0 screwdriver to remove remaining 6.58mm screws that hold a wire on the bottom (brown and blue).
• Unscrew from left to right.
• Unclip the black adapter piece on the bottom right.
• Wires order (from left to right): Brown, Blue, Red, Black

Use the Philips head #0 screwdriver to remove remaining 6.58mm screws that hold a wire on the bottom (brown and blue).

Unscrew from left to right.

Unclip the black adapter piece on the bottom right.

Wires order (from left to right): Brown, Blue, Red, Black

Step 5

• Use the Philips head #0 screwdriver to remove two 9.75mm screws (left and right) affixed to circuit board.

Use the Philips head #0 screwdriver to remove two 9.75mm screws (left and right) affixed to circuit board.

Step 6

• Use the Philips head #0 screwdriver to remove the two 9.82mm screws (left and right) from the white border on top of the circuit board.
• Pull the circuit board out from its affixed position.

Use the Philips head #0 screwdriver to remove the two 9.82mm screws (left and right) from the white border on top of the circuit board.

Pull the circuit board out from its affixed position.

Step 7

• Lift the handle and wiggle the plastic trim and the orange-chrome bezel out from under the handle.
• Remove and set aside the mode display.

Lift the handle and wiggle the plastic trim and the orange-chrome bezel out from under the handle.

Remove and set aside the mode display.

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

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