Introduction

If your Cisco Meraki MC74-HW does not detect that the phone is resting on its holder or does not automatically hang up, you may need to replace the phone sensor. Here are the steps to fix the problem with a simple change of the phone sensor. Once the back cover is fully detached from the device, a PH0 screw bit and reverse tweezers are needed to replace the phone sensor.

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    • Extend the stand as far away as possible from the device.

    • Remove all four 3 mm Hex 2 screws from the stand.

    • A bit with a flexible extension may be needed to remove these screws.

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    • Lift the stand off the device.

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    • Insert a plastic spudger between the back housing cover and the sensor cover piece.

    • Work your way slowly around the edges of the device until all the clips have been unclipped.

    • Do not insert any tool recklessly into the device or you might damage wires and connections.

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    • Separate the back housing cover from the device completely.

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    • Disconnect the ribbon from the phone sensor board using a pair of reverse tweezers.

    • Electronic ribbons are very fragile, so pull slowly to disconnect them.

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    • Remove the two 1.2 mm screws holding the phone sensor using a Phillips #0 screwdriver.

    • Carefully lift the phone sensor to remove it from the device.

Conclusion

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

Anthony Kairouz

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