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[2] Turn the board over now on its face begin repeating these steps (see e-j above) for the remaining 3 signal traces (green/red/blue). I will note below any additional tips and/or tricks as they relate to this part for each signal trace…




Connector CH102 – Note the arrows in the pix where the connector solder leads meet the plate-thru holes – this is where you want to make your cuts. I would make all 3 cuts next, testing them as I go along.



Green/Yellow pair: Be extra careful not to bridge your cut when soldering the yellow wire to the connector lead (also true for the lavender and orange wires as well). You will want to strip some of the surface material off the trace end where you will solder the green wire to allow for a good and easy solder joint. This is the 2nd hardest pair to work with as the space is cramped between the components and the solder points (the blue/lavender and red/orange pairs are relatively easy compare to the other two pairs).



Red/Orange and Blue/Lavender pairs: Solder the orange and lavender connections first, followed by the red and blue wires. This will give you the most “room” to solder without cramping the work area with wires.



[3] Loosen Display screen mounting screw #1 enough to wrap the “bare” signal drain wire (a.k.a. shield wire) around once and re-tighten (leave about 1 inch of slack in the drain wire). Then solder the black wire to a ground point. I choose to use the POT solder connection near Display screen mounting screw #3 (see pix).



This completes the wiring!

1st 2 pix shows the "target" wiring and locations for cuts...