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HTC Vive Lens Replacement

Escrito Por: Caleb Watts (y 4 de otros participantes)
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Introducción

The HTC Vive's lenses can become scratched, cracked, or dirty with use. This guide will show you how to replace one or both of the HTC Vive lenses.

  1. Slide the HTC panel covering the cables forward, away from the Vive. Gently pull on each of the four connectors to remove the sound and Three-in-One cables. Gently pull on each of the four connectors to remove the sound and Three-in-One cables.

    • Slide the HTC panel covering the cables forward, away from the Vive.

    • Gently pull on each of the four connectors to remove the sound and Three-in-One cables.

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  2. Undo the hook and loop tape on the straps.

    • Undo the hook and loop tape on the straps.

    • Slide the ends of the straps through the hinge loops.

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  3. Pull the facerest cushion off away from the Vive, separating the hook and loop tape.

    • Pull the facerest cushion off away from the Vive, separating the hook and loop tape.

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  4. Use a T6 Torx Screwdriver to remove either of the two 12mm hinge screws holding the two hinges in place. Allow the hinge to fall away once the screw is removed.

    • Use a T6 Torx Screwdriver to remove either of the two 12mm hinge screws holding the two hinges in place.

    • Allow the hinge to fall away once the screw is removed.

    • Repeat for the opposite side.

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  5. Slide the plastic facerest away from the device. Slide the plastic facerest away from the device. Slide the plastic facerest away from the device.

    • Slide the plastic facerest away from the device.

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  6. Orient the Vive so that the camera is facing towards you and the connector ports are facing upwards. There are four screws you need to remove that are covered with small black stickers (two on top, two on bottom). Use a plastic opening tool to gently pry up the left side of the outer sheath.

    • Orient the Vive so that the camera is facing towards you and the connector ports are facing upwards.

    • There are four screws you need to remove that are covered with small black stickers (two on top, two on bottom).

    • Use a plastic opening tool to gently pry up the left side of the outer sheath.

    • If the left sheath is glued down, slide your plastic opening tool along the middle seam to break the bond.

    • Slide the left side of the sheath outwards.

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  7. Slide a plastic opening tool underneath the right side of the sheath to remove any remaining glue. Using the plastic opening tool, pry the right side of the sheath upwards slightly. Using your hands, slide the right side of the sheath outwards.

    • Slide a plastic opening tool underneath the right side of the sheath to remove any remaining glue.

    • Using the plastic opening tool, pry the right side of the sheath upwards slightly.

    • Using your hands, slide the right side of the sheath outwards.

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  8. Remove the five 4mm Philips #00 screws holding the sensor array to the motherboard. Remove the two 4mm Philips #00 screws holding the sensor array to the midframe.

    • Remove the five 4mm Philips #00 screws holding the sensor array to the motherboard.

    • Remove the two 4mm Philips #00 screws holding the sensor array to the midframe.

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  10. Using a pair of ESD safe tweezers, gently pull the four ribbon cables out horizontally from the sensor array. Using a pair of ESD safe tweezers, gently pull the four ribbon cables out horizontally from the sensor array.

    • Using a pair of ESD safe tweezers, gently pull the four ribbon cables out horizontally from the sensor array.

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  11. Be careful not to lift the sensor array too far from the rest of the device because the camera ribbon cable may tear. Lift the sensor array away from the rest of the Vive until the camera cable tugs back and hold it in place. The camera ribbon cable must be pulled out of its socket vertically, as opposed to all other ribbon cables which slide out horizontally.

    • Be careful not to lift the sensor array too far from the rest of the device because the camera ribbon cable may tear.

    • Lift the sensor array away from the rest of the Vive until the camera cable tugs back and hold it in place.

    • The camera ribbon cable must be pulled out of its socket vertically, as opposed to all other ribbon cables which slide out horizontally.

    • Disconnect the camera by lifting its ribbon cable up and away from the motherboard using a pair of ESD safe tweezers.

    • Lift the sensor array upwards away from the motherboard to separate the array from the device fully.

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  12. Loosen the three ribbon cables that are attached to the motherboard by grabbing the tabs on the side of the ribbon cables' connectors and pulling gently outwards. Fully detach the same three ribbon cables by grabbing each cable with tweezers and sliding them outwards horizontally. Fully detach the same three ribbon cables by grabbing each cable with tweezers and sliding them outwards horizontally.

    • Loosen the three ribbon cables that are attached to the motherboard by grabbing the tabs on the side of the ribbon cables' connectors and pulling gently outwards.

    • Fully detach the same three ribbon cables by grabbing each cable with tweezers and sliding them outwards horizontally.

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  13. The bottom of the motherboard is secured by two hooks, indicated in the first photo. Do not pull the motherboard directly outwards, as doing so can cause damage. Pivot the top of the motherboard outwards until it has cleared the top of the plastic housing.

    • The bottom of the motherboard is secured by two hooks, indicated in the first photo. Do not pull the motherboard directly outwards, as doing so can cause damage.

    • Pivot the top of the motherboard outwards until it has cleared the top of the plastic housing.

    • Pull the motherboard up and away from the plastic housing, away from the two hooks.

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  14. Grab the tabs on the side of the ribbon cable's connector and pull gently outwards to loosen it. Remove the ribbon cable for the power button by grabbing the cable with tweezers and sliding it outwards horizontally.

    • Grab the tabs on the side of the ribbon cable's connector and pull gently outwards to loosen it.

    • Remove the ribbon cable for the power button by grabbing the cable with tweezers and sliding it outwards horizontally.

    • The ribbon cable for the power button is located on the side of the device opposite from the focus knob.

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  15. Remove the four 4mm #00 Philips screws by the nose rest holding the midframe to the eyepiece assembly. Remove the four 4mm #00 Philips screws on the top of the device, directly across from the four by the nose. Remove the four 4mm #00 Philips screws on the top of the device, directly across from the four by the nose.

    • Remove the four 4mm #00 Philips screws by the nose rest holding the midframe to the eyepiece assembly.

    • Remove the four 4mm #00 Philips screws on the top of the device, directly across from the four by the nose.

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  16. With one hand on the midframe and the other on the eyepiece assembly, pull the two parts away from each other. With one hand on the midframe and the other on the eyepiece assembly, pull the two parts away from each other.

    • With one hand on the midframe and the other on the eyepiece assembly, pull the two parts away from each other.

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  17. Pivot the bottom rod attached to the eyepieces outwards from the facerest to free the eyepieces. The bottom rod is the rod that the focus knob is attached to. Pull facerest from the eyepieces to separate the parts.

    • Pivot the bottom rod attached to the eyepieces outwards from the facerest to free the eyepieces.

    • The bottom rod is the rod that the focus knob is attached to.

    • Pull facerest from the eyepieces to separate the parts.

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  18. Pull off the rubber liner between both eyepieces.

    • Pull off the rubber liner between both eyepieces.

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  19. Pull one of the rubber ends off the top rod. The top rod is the rod that does not have the focus knob attached to it. Pulling from the other end of the rod, slide the top rod out.

    • Pull one of the rubber ends off the top rod.

    • The top rod is the rod that does not have the focus knob attached to it.

    • Pulling from the other end of the rod, slide the top rod out.

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  20. Remove the four 3mm #00 Philips screws from each eyepiece, removing eight screws total. The eyepieces will detach from the bottom rod once the screws are removed. The eyepieces will detach from the bottom rod once the screws are removed.

    • Remove the four 3mm #00 Philips screws from each eyepiece, removing eight screws total.

    • The eyepieces will detach from the bottom rod once the screws are removed.

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  21. The screws are very close to the screen. Applying too much pressure to the screws can stress or crack the screen. Be careful when unscrewing and screwing around the screen.

    • The screws are very close to the screen. Applying too much pressure to the screws can stress or crack the screen. Be careful when unscrewing and screwing around the screen.

    • Remove the four 2mm #00 Philips head screws holding the screen in place from the eyepiece assembly.

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  22. Use a plastic opening tool to gently pry around the seam between the eyepiece housing and the screen. Gently pull the screen cover away from the eyepiece housing, threading the ribbon cable through the hole. Gently pull the screen cover away from the eyepiece housing, threading the ribbon cable through the hole.

    • Use a plastic opening tool to gently pry around the seam between the eyepiece housing and the screen.

    • Gently pull the screen cover away from the eyepiece housing, threading the ribbon cable through the hole.

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  23. Remove the screen from the eyepiece housing by pulling the two pieces away from each other. Remove the screen from the eyepiece housing by pulling the two pieces away from each other.

    • Remove the screen from the eyepiece housing by pulling the two pieces away from each other.

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  24. Hold your hand in front of the lens and be ready to catch the lens during its removal. From the inside of the black plastic housing, push gently around the edges of the lens to remove it.

    • Hold your hand in front of the lens and be ready to catch the lens during its removal.

    • From the inside of the black plastic housing, push gently around the edges of the lens to remove it.

    • Glue holds the lens in place; pushing around the edges will gradually loosen and break the bond. After breaking the bond, the lens will fall forward.

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Conclusión

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

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Or… you can simply use an exacto knife and pry the lenses out without taking the entire HMD apart!

You can insert a scalpel type knife between the lens and the housing and work your way around.

techy76 - Contestar

I’ve got to agree . This is the absolute worst way to do what’s essentially a simple operation. So many ways this could go wrong for the user if they’re not careful.

This reeks of click bait re-purposing of the tear-down coverage.

Ian Kennedy -

This has to be the most overly complicated approach for a VERY simple fix. Takes about 5 seconds to pop out the lenses by carefully prying at the flat edge with a butter knife, exacto knife, etc.

Brian Lovett - Contestar

Agreed! what rubbish…

Lionel Van Niekerk -

We are showing you the most technical and professional way to take out the lens. Remember this is just a guide. You can use whichever way you most comfortable to take apart your HTC.

Huy Duong - Contestar

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