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Disassembling Philips wake up light HF3485 Diffuser

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  1. Disassembling Philips wake up light HF3485 Diffuser, Main board: paso 1, imagen 1 de 1
    • WARNING Make sure that the power cord of the lamp is unplugged and thus you will not encounter any live wire that tend to hurt...

    • Stand the lamp up on a table and slightly press on the top gray panel of the lamp.

  2. Disassembling Philips wake up light HF3485 Diffuser: paso 2, imagen 1 de 1
    • Turn the lid anticlockwise.

    • The top can now be easily removed.

  3. Disassembling Philips wake up light HF3485 Diffuser: paso 3, imagen 1 de 1
    • Take off the bulb from the socket.

    • By means of a long Philips screwdriver remove the 3 screws that holds the GU5.3 light bulb socket in place.

  4. Disassembling Philips wake up light HF3485 Diffuser: paso 4, imagen 1 de 1
    • Lay the lamp down on the table.

    • With a small flat screwdriver peel off the four rubber feet hiding screws of the lamp bottom panel.

  5. Disassembling Philips wake up light HF3485 Diffuser: paso 5, imagen 1 de 1
    • With a long Philips screwdriver remove the four screws from the deep holes of the bottom panel.

  6. Disassembling Philips wake up light HF3485 Diffuser: paso 6, imagen 1 de 1
    • With a small flat screwdriver remove the bottom trim by gently levering at the snaps joining it with the command unit.

  7. Disassembling Philips wake up light HF3485 Diffuser: paso 7, imagen 1 de 1
    • Carefully remove the bottom trim.

  8. Disassembling Philips wake up light HF3485 Diffuser: paso 8, imagen 1 de 1
    • Locate the 8 plastic snap-ins that hold the diffuser attached to the bottom board of the lamp.

    • These snap-ins are strongly attaching the diffuse to the bottom board and we may have to break one or two of them in order to separate the diffuser.

  9. Disassembling Philips wake up light HF3485 Diffuser: paso 9, imagen 1 de 1
    • Cut one or two plastic snap-ins with a box-cutter.

    • This will ease to free the other plastic snap-ins without any other risk of damage. Philips must have designed this so that the lamp can not be serviced.

  10. Disassembling Philips wake up light HF3485 Diffuser: paso 10, imagen 1 de 1
    • With a small straight screwdriver free the remaining 6 snaps by simultaneously press each snap and pull the diffuser off the bottom board.

  11. Disassembling Philips wake up light HF3485 Diffuser: paso 11, imagen 1 de 1
    • Smoothly pull off the main board from the diffuser.

    • On the figure note the snap-ins in green that remain intact from the previous step and the snap-in in orange that was cut.

  12. Disassembling Philips wake up light HF3485 Diffuser: paso 12, imagen 1 de 1
    • With a pair of scissors cut the plastic clip fastener that ties the two wires of the bulb socket.

    • This step is necessary to loose the main board.

  13. Disassembling Philips wake up light HF3485 Diffuser: paso 13, imagen 1 de 1
    • Now we can go ahead with the fixing of the electronic board.

Conclusión

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

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David

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I would suggest following the steps in a different order:

remove bottom trim

remove diffuser

then remove the bulb & socket, and the 4 screws from the bottom which will allow access to the main board.

Alex - Contestar

Hi,

The guide was very helpful as I just received such lamp for checking from one friend.

I would make only make one correction: you do not have to cut the plastic snap-ins, none of them.

If you use an IPhone opening toll kit, with those plastic levers as here:

[producto vinculado inexistente o deshabilitado: IF145-000]

then you can open it easy, without any scratches.

Victor - Contestar

Excellent guide. I did, however, not have to cut off any off the plastic snap-ins from step 9. Used a bigger screwdriver and gently used a bit of force, and one-by-one they came off.

kostermw - Contestar

im wondering whether its possible to overwrite the wake sounds...

Chris Mair - Contestar

Thank you so much for this guide. Was just about to give up on my lamp and buy and inferior led version when I found this.

These steps also work for the 3740 but the tabs holding the shade on (steps 8-10) are a different style. More like the ones on the bottom trim piece. Had to really work them and muscle that part off.

My ceramic bulb holder is severely corroded to the point where the light will only turn on if you jiggle the bulb. A little sad to see that the wires going to it are permanently attached on both ends. Now that the whole thing is apart. I'm going to see if I can source a new bulb holder and splice it onto the top...

Griffin - Contestar

Hello, I have the main fuse on the PCB card "Sparrow Power" out of service, I search one wiring diagram of this PCB, or spare part....

Seb - Contestar

Hello,

Thanks for this "opening guide". I have too the main fuse on the "Sparrow Power PCB" out of service. Well, I think I have 2 fuses out of service : the first in square plastic has reference "T1.25AL 250V" so I can find new one, but the second was a blue disk on PCB with "FU1" label. Anyone know the value for this FU1 component (fuse I suppose)? Thank in advance for your help!

didix - Contestar

It seems the second component (blue disk) is a varistor with reference '07 K 250' and I found a varistor from Epcos with this reference.

If it can help anyone.

didix - Contestar

to disassmble the diffuser you can stick 8 wooden clothes pegs in the snaps to hold them open simutaneously. then you can easily pull the diffuser of without damage. therefore it ist better to lose the three bottom srews afterwards, so that the inner part sticks as one peace together.

Thank you very much for this guide!!

heinz111 - Contestar

Tow of the buttons on my Wake up light are not working / got mixed up in their function: 1) Light up is only changing the clock upwards 2) select + button is selecting the menu, just like the menu instead of changing the clock (instead thats what the light button is doing). …I dismantled everything but can’t find out what is causing this mixed up buttons problem. (not an expert at all in electronics). Any suggestions on what to do?

Kimsn - Contestar

Hi,

Unfortunately, this guide does not work for the philips HF 3465. The diffuser cannot be removed because the diffuser does not have snap-ins which can be loosened. The diffuser is assembled irreversibly with the grey ring. So you have to destroy the grey ring at several points to have a chance to disassemble the diffuser.

Bad design really. Not environment friendly either.

Is there someone who has disassembled a HF3465?

goeie - Contestar

I have this clock, and it was working fine except the controls (the buttons) don't do anything anymore.

So I'm no longer able to change the time. Any idea how to fix this?

Rob Smeets - Contestar

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