Shark Ultimate Professional Circuit Board Replacement

Step 1 Circuit Board




• 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.
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Step 3
• Pull the split end of the power cord upward through the ball joint.
• Set aside the power cord.
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Step 4
• Use the Philips head #0 screwdriver to remove the remaining 6.58mm screws that hold the wires on the bottom (brown and blue).
• Remove from left to right
• Unclip the black adapter piece on the bottom right.
• Wires order (from left to right): Brown, Blue, Red, Black
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Step 5
• Use the Philips head #0 screwdriver to remove the two 9.75mm screws (left and right) affixed to the circuit board.
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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.
• Gently pull the circuit board from affixed position.
• The circuit board will not be completely separated at this point.
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Step 7
• Remove the mode display piece and set aside.
• Lift the handle and wiggle the plastic trim and the orange-chrome bezel out from under the handle.
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Step 8
• Remove the connecting wire from the connected adapter in the handle by pulling lightly.
• Set aside the circuit board.
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