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Dell Monitor C3422WE Teardown Instructions

Summary

This disassembly guide provides step-by-step teardown procedures for the Dell C3422WE curved monitor. It covers removing the rear cover, stand, base, USB board, joystick board, bracket, heat sink, and panel assembly using specific screw sizes and torque specifications. The document includes detailed illustrations for each disassembly step with screw location references. Intended for Dell-authorized service technicians performing hardware repair or component replacement on the C3422WE display.

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DELL C3422WE

1. Disassembly Procedures: Use a Philips-head screwdriver to remove 4pcs S5 screws for unlocking rear cover.

Open the carton with a proper tool. S1

(No.1~4 screw size=M4x11; Torque=11±1kgfxcm)

Take out all accessories including label(optinal), QSG,

DP cable, USB Type-C cable, USB Type-A to Type-B Wedge your fingers between rear cover and the upstream cable, power cable, manual and other middle bezel on the corners of the top side of the

packing materials from the carton. (Note: It depends monitor to release the rear cover, then use one hand on whether users returning the accessories) S6 to press the middle bezel, the other hand to pull up carefully the rear cover in order of arrow preference for unlocking mechanisms of rear cover.

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QSG USB Type-A to Type-B cable

USB Type-C cable DP cablepower cable

Take out the stand, base and paper top from the S3 carton, then take out the monitor from the carton.

Lift the rear cover up carefully. Disconnect the joystick key cable and two USB cables from the S7 connectors of the board, and then remove the rear cover and put it aside for later disassembling.

Use a Philips-head screwdriver to remove 1pcs screw for unlocking the USB board, then tear off all the tapes S8 and release the Usb power cable and joystick cable.

Take out the monitor from EPE-bag and put the LCD

(No.1 screw size=M3x6, Torque=4±0.5kgfxcm)

S4 monitor on a protective cushion.

Page Summary Contents For Dell Monitor C3422WE Teardown Instructions

Page 1 DELL C3422WE 1. Disassembly Procedures: Use a Philips-head screwdriver to remove 4pcs S5 screws for unlocking rear cover. Open the carton with a proper tool. S1 (No.1~4 screw size=M4x11; Torque=11±1kg...
Page 2 2DELL C3422WE Use a Philips-head screwdriver to remove 2pcs Use a Philips-head screwdriver to remove 4pcs screws for unlocking the joystick board, then release screws for unlocking bracket with panel,...
Page 3 DELL C3422WE Tear off tapes for releasing the camera connective Use a Philips-head screwdriver to remove 20pcs cable, then use a Philips-head screwdriver to screws for unlocking the middle bezel unit ...
Page 4 4DELL C3422WE Remove the Mylar tape from the brackets by tearing off the tape, then use a Philips-head screwdriver to remove screws for interface board and power 7pcs S20 board. (No.1 screw size=M4x8,...
Page 5 DELL C3422WE Remove electrolyte capacitors (red mark) from S22-4 Take out bulk cap. pin solder with soldering iron and printed circuit boards. absorber. S22-1 Cut the glue between bulk cap. and PCB wi...
Page 6 6DELL C3422WE 2. Product material information The following substances, preparations, or components should be disposed of or recovered separately from other WEEE in compliance with Article 4 of EU Cou...

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Brand Dell
Pages 6
File Size 1.54 MB
Published June 25, 2026
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Frequently Asked Questions

What tools are required for disassembly?

Philips-head screwdrivers (#1, #2), a penknife, and soldering iron/absorber are needed.

How should I handle the rear cover during teardown?

Carefully use fingers to wedge between the rear cover and cables (DP, USB Type-C) at the top corners for release.

What process is required for removing capacitors from the PCB?

Cut the glue sealing the bulk cap using a knife, lifting the capacitor gently without touching the PCB or bulk cap.

Does disposal require separating certain components?

Yes. Components like PCBs/PCT, electrolyte capacitors, and LCD displays must be disposed of separately per EU directive regulations.