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# TD53/63 Intercom Lens Cover Replacement

Remove the TD53/63 lens cover for cleaning or replacement

* T6H/TR6 torx driver (also listed as TR6 in an iFixit case)
* PH0 Philips driver

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**Replacement**

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**Use the T6H/TR6 torx driver to remove the screw at the bottom of the lens cover shroud.**
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**Rotate the lens shroud counterclockwise about 45 degrees, then remove and retain the locking shroud and Torx screw. The shroud should come off easily; if not, gently wiggle it to find the release point.**
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**Remove the four screws on the perimeter of the lens cover with the PH0 driver.**

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**Pull off the lens cover.**

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**Clean or replace the lens cover, then reassemble in reverse order. Avoid leaving fingerprints on the lens or inside the cover, and do not overtighten the screws.**
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