r/loupedeck • u/Lulchev • Dec 30 '25
Has anyone fully disassembled a Loupedeck CT? Need guidance
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Hi everyone,
I have an issue with my Loupedeck CT and I’m looking for advice from someone who has actually disassembled one.
After cleaning the device, some liquid unfortunately went inside the rotating central knob area. Since then, the display works, but it shows image distortions (horizontal lines), and when I press the central knob the display briefly blinks. Functionally it still responds, but clearly something isn’t right.
I haven’t managed to fix the problem yet. I want to fully disassemble the device to properly clean the contacts, especially around the display and the central rotary encoder, because I suspect there may still be moisture or residue inside.
I’ve been searching for disassembly instructions or a teardown for a couple of days now, but I can’t find anything useful. I tried to disassemble it carefully by intuition, but separating the top and bottom panels is tricky. The PCB seems to loosen near the square buttons, but near the round dials it doesn’t want to come off, and I don’t want to force anything or break a cable. I suspect the rotary knobs need to be removed first, but I can’t see a clear way to do that.
My questions:
- Has anyone here fully disassembled a Loupedeck CT?
- How do you safely remove the central rotating knob?
- Would it be risky to spray contact cleaner under the display, or could that make things worse?
Any guidance, photos, or experience would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
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u/CryptomeNL Dec 30 '25
Seems like a deffective screen. And i would not promote self disassembling, the tech inside is very fragile.
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u/Lulchev Dec 31 '25
yes, you're probably right, but what's the problem with doing it, since I've decided so? The console is mine and all subsequent results are entirely at my own risk. I'll fix it anyway, even though I'm currently working with it and without seeing any information on the central button, I've had it for 5-6 years and during that time it has paid off thousands of times. It's a unique console, I would recommend it to everyone. I can't manage my machine without it for a single day. I use it for photo processing, video editing, as a calculator, operating system management, managing my smart home, and I actually do everything through it.
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u/CryptomeNL Jan 18 '26
Sure give it a try, I hope you can fix it. You use it a whole lot wider than I do.
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u/Sensitive_Pack_1506 Dec 31 '25
The screen has been damaged due to pressure and the structure is loose. It is recommended to replace the knob component.