You will need the following tools to successfully complete the replacement of your Media Card Reader
- A flat clean surface work surface to place both the APM and components removed during install
- The Keys that are shipped with the APM (The larger of the two sets with the number 301 inscribed on it)
- Phillips Screw Driver (small to medium size)
- The Replacement Card Reader
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before touching any internal components especially circuit boards, make sure the APM is turned off and unplugged from the wall, surge strip etc. Also ensure you are completely grounded to prevent electro-static discharge that can damage the internal circuit boards found in the Kiosk. |
Step 1-- Unlocking Front Bezel | |
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- Place the APM-3700 on a flat surface with the front of the kiosk facing you
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- Insert the provided key (The larger of the 2 sets provided) into the lock located on the top left of the Kiosk’s front bezel. Set the lock to the “on” position.
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Step 2 – Remove/Replace the Card Reader and/or CD Drive: | |
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- .Carefully pry the front bezel cover from the chassis, working from left to right. No tools are required for this step as the design allows for its removal with your bare hands. There are two markings (arrows) on the upper left and right corners of the bezel that show were the clips are located. Little pressure should be applied to those locations to free the bezel off the chassis as shown to the right
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- Completely remove the front bezel and place it somewhere safe. Now that the bezel is removed that will leave the Optical Drive & Receipt printer tray exposed.
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| If the clips that secure the bezel to the chassis will not come loose. Use a screwdriver at the location of clip 3(see image above), carefully push the clip in until it is released from the chassis. |
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- Pull the tray out of the bay using the two silver tabs located at near the bottom of the Kiosk. A small amount of force needs to be applied to pull the tray our which is connected to a daughter board to the rear of the tray.
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