I have two Viewsonic VP2030B monitors that both died together. Possibly a resolution or scan rate problem but I need a bit of help disassembling the things. The main chassis seems to be held in place right where the stand connects to the rear plastic panel and there are no obvious screws there.

Wa7tuv, If the plastic front "bezel" is very thin and the monitor control and setting buttons are located on the verticle sides of unit, it just may be that the "bezel" will need to be parted from the rear cover, with the glass lcd panel left in the rear panel. Then you will need to remove screws so you can get lcd panel out of the rear cover. You might just get lucky and find a video of some owner/technician doing a tear-down if you search YOUTUBE using "lcd monitor disassembly" or "lcd monitor repair" as search terms. Be very careful and protect the glass lcd screen at all times. It is the most expensive part of the unit. You CRACK the glass, It's you bought it, you own it, Toyota!!!! You could also check with Viewsonic to see if they have a cash+old unit exchange program for out of warranty,but prematurely failed units that will be swapped for same model "refurbished units????? 12fixlouie