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How to replace screen on Acer Predator 15 Model: G9-593
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For a replacement process we will need just a plastic pick.
To begin turn off the laptop and disconnect the power cord.
Now we can remove the bezel. The bezel is held in place with tabs
and a lines of glue along the inner edge. Insert a plastic pick
between the bezel and the screen. Move the plastic pick along the
inner edge. Use other hand to unsnap the the bezel. Be careful around
the web camera. The bottom edge is especially heavily glued and requires
some patience to get it released. Place the bezel aside.
Place the screen on the keyboard. Peel off the clear tape securing the
video connector. Using plastic pick open the connector’s bracket.
Disconnect the video cable. Discard the old screen.
Place the new screen on the keyboard. Reconnect the video connector.
Close the connector’s bracket. Secure it with a clear tape.
Make sure that cable states in its place.
Lift the screen up and fit it into the back cover. Test the screen.
The screen is working and we can finish the installation process.
Replace the bezel. Go around the perimeter snapping the tabs back in place.
Close the laptop and make sure the bezel is snapped at the bottom edge.
Turn the laptop on. And we are done!
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This is a guide on replacing an LCD on a MacBook Air M1 model number A2337
For the replacement process we'll need the following tools:
- Pentalobe screw driver P5 1.2
- Torx screw drivers T4 & T8
- and a plastic pick
To begin make sure the laptop is turned off.
Proceed on removing the back cover screws using a pentalobe screwdriver P5 1.2
There are 10 screws total and the four screws by the hinges are longer than the rest.
Remove the back cover starting at the hinges.
Flip the laptop around and using a T4 torx screw driver remove four screws from the wifi antenna assembly.
Using the same T4 screw driver remove two screws from the metal shield over the video connector.
Disconnect the battery using a plastic pick, first lift the securing metal bracket, then pick open the battery connector.
Remove the video connector shield. Using a plastic pick, open the video connector.
Using a T4 torx screw driver remove one screw from the WiFi cable shield, remove the shield.
Pick open the coaxial wifi antenna cables.
Using a T4 torx screw driver remove two screws securing the LCD driver board.
Using a plastic pick gently pry out the wifi antenna assembly, thread the LCD driver board through and set the assembly aside.
Open the laptop display at a 90 degree angle and hang it off the desk edge.
Using a T8 torx screw driver remove 6 hinge screws, three on each side. Carefully separate the display assembly from the main body and set it aside.
Take out the new display assembly and remove all packing material around the LCD driver board.
Bend the LCD driver board out towards the bottom edge and gently hang the new assembly on the hinges.
Replace two T8 torx screws one in each hinge but do not tighten fully.
Secure the LCD driver board with two T4 torx screws. Reconnect the video connector. Reconnect the battery.
Flip the laptop over and reconnect a USB-C charger. Turn the laptop on to test the new screen.
The LCD is working and we can finish the installation process. Shut down the laptop and disconnect the power cord.
Flip the computer over and disconnect the battery.
Remove two T4 torx screws from the LCD driver board and disconnect the video connector.
Thread through the wifi antenna assembly over the LCD driver board.
Press firmly on both sides of the wifi assembly and use a plastic pick to snap-in the assembly in the middle under LCD driver board.
Realign the coaxial wifi cables and gently press at the top to plug them in. Replace the wifi connector shield and secure it with one T4 torx screw.
Secure the LCD driver board with two T4 torx screws and reconnect the video connector.
Replace the video connector shield and secure it with two T4 torx screws.
Depending on your replacement part, some of the LCD driver board shields need to be transferred from the original assembly.
Remove two T4 torx screws from the left shield, remove the shield.
Remove two more T4 torx screws from the right shield, remove the shield.
Replace the left LCD driver board shield and secure it with two T4 torx screws.
Replace the right LCD driver board shield and secure it with two T4 torx screws.
Replace the four long T4 torx screws to secure the wifi assembly.
Undo the two T8 torx screws in the hinges and using your fingers ensure that the new display assembly is properly aligned with the main body.
Tighten the two T8 torx screws in the hinges. Replace the other four T8 screws in the hinges, two on each side.
Reconnect the battery connector. Secure the connector bracket. Replace the back cover.
Replace the ten pentalobe P5 1.2 screws in the back cover. The four longer screws go in the edge closest to hinges.
Flip the laptop over, reconnect the power, start the computer.
Remove the protective film from the front and the back, and we're done!
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This is a guide on replacing a screen on Lenovo ThinkPad P52
For the replacement process we will need the following tools: plastic pick and a tweezers.
To begin turn off the laptop and disconnect the power cord.
Start removing the bezel. Use a plastic pick to pry off the inner edge from the screen.
Go around the perimeter unsnapping the tabs underneath. Put the bezel aside.
The screen is held in place with adhesive strips with loose tabs above the top corners of the screen.
Using tweezers pick the tab on the right side and pull out adhesive strip.
Pull out adhesive strip on the left side. Place the screen on the keyboard.
Peel off the clear tape securing the video connector. Using plastic pick open the connector’s
bracket. Disconnect the video cable. Discard the old screen.
Place the new screen onto the keyboard. Reconnect the video cable. Close the connector’s bracket,
secure it with clear tape.
Lift the screen up. Now we can test the new screen. Turn the laptop on. The screen is working
and we can continue the installation process.
Place the screen back onto the keyboard. As you can see the old adhesive strips were on the inner surface
of the laptop back cover. But in our case for convenience we are going to apply new adhesive strips
on the sides of the screen.
By the way: We offer standard double-sided tape
for such repairs on our site: laptopscreen.com
Apply new adhesive strips making sure that their tabs will stay loose at the top of the screen.
Lift the screen up and apply some pressure on the sides .
Make sure that the video cable stays in proper position underneath the screen.
Replace the bezel. Press firmly in the bottom corners and then go around the perimeter
snapping tabs back in place.
Turn the laptop on, and we are done!
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HP Stream 14 screen replacement
This is a guide on a replacing a screen on the HP Stream 14
For the replacement process we'll need the following tools:
- a Plastic Pick
- and a Phillips Screwdriver
To begin turn off the laptop and disconnect the power cord.
Using plastic pick start unsnapping the tabs on the inner edge
of the bezel. Close the laptop and unsnap the bezel at the bottom.
Using a Phillips screwdriver remove four screws holding the LCD panel.
Place the screen onto the keyboard. Peel off the clear tape securing
the video connector. Disconnect the video connector.
Discard the old screen. Secure it with a clear tape.
Place the new screen onto the keyboard. Reconnect the video connector.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any of the connectors.
You must not twist or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Lift the screen up and test the new screen.
The screen is working and we can finish the installation process.
Replace the four Phillips screws. Replace the bezel.
Start from the bottom corners. Press firmly and then go around
the perimeter snapping tabs back in place. Close the laptop and
make sure that the bezel is snapped in place in the bottom.
Turn the laptop on, and we are done!
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DELL Latitude 740 model 2022 screen replacement
This is a guide on a replacing a screen on the Dell Latitude 7420 model 2022
For the replacement process we’ll need the following tools:
- a Plastic Pick
- and a Tweezers
To begin turn off the laptop and disconnect the power cord. Using plastic pick pry off the bezel
on the inner edge of a bezel. Start from the side and go along the perimeter. Using fingers
start unsnapping the tabs underneath the bezel. Go around the perimeter.
Close the laptop and using plastic pick unsnap the bezel at the bottom edge.
The hinge covers are part of the bezel. Using a pick release both hinge covers.
Remove the bezel.
The LCD screen is held in place with adhesive strips with loose tabs hanging in the bottom
of the screen. Using tweezers pick the tab on the right side and pull out the adhesive strip.
Pull out adhesive strip on the left side. Place the screen on the keyboard.
This a rare case when video connector is secured with TWO layers of tape.
Peel off the first silver tape. Then peel off the clear tape. Using plastic pick open the
connector’s bracket. Disconnect the video cable. Discard the old screen.
Place the new screen on the keyboard. Reconnect the video cable. Close the connector’s
bracket. Secure it with two tapes.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any connectors. Also make sure not
to twist or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Lift the screen up and lean it on the back cover. Test the new screen.
The screen is working and we can finish reinstallation process.
We are going to use new set of adhesive strips, which you can buy on our site:
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Clean the back of the screen with alcohol. Apply new adhesive strips. Clean the inner surfaces
of the back cover. Lift the screen up and apply some pressure on the sides.
Replace the bezel. Insert the hinge covers into the slots. And then go around the perimeter
snapping tabs back in place. Close the laptop and make sure that bezel in snapped in place
at the bottom.
Turn the laptop on, and we are done!
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This is a guide on replacing a screen on Lenovo ThinkPad T480s
For the repair we will need the following tools: Plastic pick and Phillips screwdriver
To begin turn off the laptop and disconnect the power cord.
The bezel is held in place with tabs and adhesive along the inner perimeter.
Move the plastic pick along the inner perimeter releasing the edges from the adhesive.
At the same time start unsnapping the tabs along the perimeter. Remove the bezel and set it aside.
Using a Phillips screwdriver remove four screws holding the screen at the corners.
Place the LCD screen on the keyboard. Peel off the clear tape securing the video connector.
Open the connector's bracket. Disconnect the video cable. Discard the old screen.
Place the new LCD screen on the keyboard. Reconnect the video cable. Close the connector’s bracket.
Secure it with a clear tape.
Lift the screen up making sure that the video cable stays in the right position.
Replace the Phillips screws in four corners.
Now we can test the screen. Turn the laptop on and if start up graphics appears we can finish
the installation process.
Replace the bezel. Start from the bottom then go around the perimeter snapping tabs back in place.
Close the laptop and using the plastic pick make sure that the bezel in snapped along the
bottom of the screen.
Turn the laptop on, and we are done!
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This is a guide on replacing a screen on HP Zbook 14U G5
For the replacing process we will need the following tools:
- a plastic pick
- a screwdriver
- a set of adhesive strips
To begin turn the laptop off and disconnect the power cord.
Start removing the bezel. The bezel is held in place by tabs.
Pull the inner side of the bezel away from the screen unsnapping the tabs
underneath. Go along the perimeter. Using plastic pick release the bezel
from the hinge cover. Place the bezel aside.
The LCD screen is held in place with screws in four corners. Using Phillips
screwdriver remove the screws. Place the screen on the keyboard.
Using plastic pick and fingers peel off the tape securing the video connector.
Using plastic pick open the connector's bracket. Disconnect the video cable.
Remove the screen and place it on the desk.
We need to transfer two metal plates with brackets onto the new screen.
Using plastic pick separate the plates. Normally we would use adhesive strips
to glue the plates onto the new screen.
We offer standard double-sided tape
for such repairs on our site: laptopscreen.com
But in our case the glue is still working.
Place the plates onto the sides of the screen and apply some pressure.
Place the new screen onto the keyboard. Reconnect the video connector. Close
the connector's bracket. Secure it with a clear tape. Lift the screen up.
As we can see the screen is working!
Turn the laptop off. Replace 4 Phillips screws.
Start replacing the bezel. Make sure that bezel is going behind the hinge cover.
Press firmly to snap the tabs back in place and go around the perimeter.
Close the laptop and make sure that the bezel is properly snapped along
the bottom of the screen.
Turn the laptop on, and we are done!
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ThiThis is a guide on replacing a screen on Clevo N960KR
For the replacement process we'll need the following tools.
- Tweezers
- a Plastic pick
To begin turn the laptop off and disconnect the power cord.
Start by removing the bezel. Pull the inner edge of the bezel away from the
screen unsnapping the tabs underneath. Go along the perimeter.
The screen is held in place with adhesive strips with loose tabs hanging
in the bottom of the screen. Using tweezers pick the tab on the left side
and pull out the adhesive strip. Pull out the adhesive strip on the right side.
Use a plastic pick to separate the LCD screen from the back cover and
place it on the keyboard.
Peel off the clear tape securing the video connector. Disconnect the video
cable. Discard the old screen.
Place the new screen on the keyboard. Reconnect the video cable.
Secure it with clear tape.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any of the connectors.
As well you must not twist or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Now we can test the screen. Lift the screen up and turn the laptop on. The screen
is working and we can finish the installation process. Place the screen back
on the keyboard. Your new display may not come with adhesive.
We offer standard double-sided tape
for such repairs on our site: laptopscreen.com
Apply new strips and remove the protective plastic. Lift the screen up and apply
some pressure on the sides of the screen.
Replace the bezel. Press firmly in the bottom corners snapping the tabs back
in place. Go along the perimeter. Use a plastic pick to close the bezel near
the hinges and along the bottom of the screen.
Turn the laptop on and we're done!s is a guide on replacing a screen on Clevo N960KR
For the replacement process we'll need the following tools.
- Tweezers
- a Plastic pick
To begin turn the laptop off and disconnect the power cord.
Start by removing the bezel. Pull the inner edge of the bezel away from the
screen unsnapping the tabs underneath. Go along the perimeter.
The screen is held in place with adhesive strips with loose tabs hanging
in the bottom of the screen. Using tweezers pick the tab on the left side
and pull out the adhesive strip. Pull out the adhesive strip on the right side.
Use a plastic pick to separate the LCD screen from the back cover and
place it on the keyboard.
Peel off the clear tape securing the video connector. Disconnect the video
cable. Discard the old screen.
Place the new screen on the keyboard. Reconnect the video cable.
Secure it with clear tape.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any of the connectors.
As well you must not twist or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Now we can test the screen. Lift the screen up and turn the laptop on. The screen
is working and we can finish the installation process. Place the screen back
on the keyboard. Your new display may not come with adhesive.
We offer standard double-sided tape
for such repairs on our site: laptopscreen.com
Apply new strips and remove the protective plastic. Lift the screen up and apply
some pressure on the sides of the screen.
Replace the bezel. Press firmly in the bottom corners snapping the tabs back
in place. Go along the perimeter. Use a plastic pick to close the bezel near
the hinges and along the bottom of the screen.
Turn the laptop on and we're done!
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This is a guide on replacing a screen on a HP Elite Book 840 G6
For the replacing process we will need the following tools:
-a plastic pick
-tweezers
-and a screwdriver
To begin turn the laptop off and disconnect the power cord.
Start removing the bezel. The bezel is held in place by tabs and the glue along the inner edge.
Using plastic pick pry off the bezel on the inner edge. Start from the left side and move around
the perimeter. Using both hands start unsnapping the tabs underneath the bezel. Go along the
perimeter. Close the laptop and and turn it over. Using the same plastic pick release the bezel
at the bottom of the screen. Remove the bezel.
The LCD screen is held in place with screws in four corners. Using Phillips screwdriver remove
the screws. Place the screen on the keyboard. Peel off the tape securing the video connector.
Using plastic pick open the connector’s bracket. Disconnect the video cable. Remove the screen
and place it on the desk top.
We need to transfer two metal plates with brackets onto the new screen. Using plastic pick separate
the plates. Normally we would use adhesive strips to glue the plates onto the new screen.
But in our case the glue is still working. Place the first plate onto the side of the screen and apply
some pressure. Attach the second plate.
Place the new screen on the keyboard. Reconnect the video connector. Close the connector’s bracket.
Secure it with a clear tape. Lift the screen up. Now we can test the new screen. Turn the laptop on.
Replace four Phillips screws in the corners.
Pull the hinge cover away from the screen to make room for the bezel. Replace the bezel. Press firmly
to snap tabs back in place. Go around the perimeter. Close the laptop and make sure the bezel
in snapped in the bottom of the screen.
Turn the laptop on and we are done!
This is a guide on replacing a screen on a HP Elite Book 840 G6
For the replacing process we will need the following tools:
-a plastic pick
-tweezers
-and a screwdriver
To begin turn the laptop off and disconnect the power cord.
Start removing the bezel. The bezel is held in place by tabs and the glue along the inner edge.
Using plastic pick pry off the bezel on the inner edge. Start from the left side and move around
the perimeter. Using both hands start unsnapping the tabs underneath the bezel. Go along the
perimeter. Close the laptop and and turn it over. Using the same plastic pick release the bezel
at the bottom of the screen. Remove the bezel.
The LCD screen is held in place with screws in four corners. Using Phillips screwdriver remove
the screws. Place the screen on the keyboard. Peel off the tape securing the video connector.
Using plastic pick open the connector’s bracket. Disconnect the video cable. Remove the screen
and place it on the desk top.
We need to transfer two metal plates with brackets onto the new screen. Using plastic pick separate
the plates. Normally we would use adhesive strips to glue the plates onto the new screen.
But in our case the glue is still working. Place the first plate onto the side of the screen and apply
some pressure. Attach the second plate.
Place the new screen on the keyboard. Reconnect the video connector. Close the connector’s bracket.
Secure it with a clear tape. Lift the screen up. Now we can test the new screen. Turn the laptop on.
Replace four Phillips screws in the corners.
Pull the hinge cover away from the screen to make room for the bezel. Replace the bezel. Press firmly
to snap tabs back in place. Go around the perimeter. Close the laptop and make sure the bezel
in snapped in the bottom of the screen.
Turn the laptop on and we are done!
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This is a guide on replacing the screen on HP 14 FQ0038CA
For the replacement screen, we will need:
• A plastic pick
• A tweezers
• A set of adhesive strips
To begin, turn off the laptop
Now we can remove the bezel. The bezel is held in place with tabs and glue. Use a plastic pick
to pry off the inner edge of the bezel. Using both hands, gently pull the bezel away from the
screen unsnapping the tabs underneath. Use a plastic pick to slightly pry of the hinge cover.
Turn the laptop and release the bezel on the bottom of the laptop. Remove the bezel.
The screen is held in place with two strips of adhesive. Pick the loose tab in the left bottom
of the screen and pull out the adhesive strip. Using the same technique remove adhesive
strip on the right side.
Place the screen on the keyboard. Peel of the tape from the video connector. Using plastic pick
peel off the smaller clear tape from the connector. Gently disconnect the video cable.
Discard the old screen.
Place the new screen on the keyboard. Using both hands reconnect the video cable,
and secure it with clear tape.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any connectors.
Also, make sure not to twist or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Now we can test the new screen. Lift the screen up and turn on the laptop. The screen is working
and we can finish the installation process. Place the screen back on the keyboard and secure the
connector with another piece of tape.
Your new screen will likely to come with now adhesive. We offer standard double-sided tape for
such repairs on our site: laptopscreen.com. Use alcohol and a piece of cloth to clean the
back side of the LCD and the inner side of the back cover. Apply new adhesive strips to the
back of the screen. Lift the screen up and apply some pressure. Clip the excess adhesive
strips if needed. Remove the protective film.
Replace the bezel. Use a plastic pick to make sure that the bezel goes under the hinge cover.
Snap the tabs along the perimeter. Turn the laptop over and make sure that the tabs are snapped
along the bottom edge of the screen.
Turn the laptop on, and we are done!
This is a guide for replacing the screen on an MSI Katana GF66.
For the replacement process, we will need:
• A plastic pick
• A set of adhesive strips
To begin, turn off the laptop.
Now we can remove the bezel. The bezel is held in place with tabs and strips of glue.
Using a plastic pick, pry off the inner edge of the bezel. Using both hands, gently pull
the bezel away from the screen, going around the perimeter. Use the plastic pick to
separate the bezel on the bottom side, then remove the bezel. Remove any remaining
strips of glue.
The LCD screen is also held in place with adhesive strips. Using the plastic pick, gently
pry off the LCD screen on the left and right sides. Place the screen on the keyboard.
Peel off the clear tape from the video connector. Disconnect the video cable and
discard the old screen.
Place the new screen on the keyboard. Using both hands, reconnect the video cable
and secure it with clear tape.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any connectors. Also, make sure not to twist
or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Your new display may not come with adhesive. We offer standard double-sided tape
for such repairs on our site: laptopscreen.com.
Use alcohol and a piece of cloth to clean the back side of the LCD and the inner side
of the back cover. Apply adhesive strips to the back of the new LCD. Make sure that the
video connector is properly secured, then lift the screen up and apply some pressure
to the display along the edges to catch the adhesive. Remove the protective film.
Now we can replace the bezel. Start from the bottom corners and then go around the
perimeter, snapping the tabs back in place. Turn the laptop over and use a plastic pick
to snap the tabs along the bottom edge of the screen.
Reconnect the power cord, turn on the laptop, and we are done!
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This is a guide on installing a screen onto an .
As you can see, this laptop does not have a display at all, it got damaged in an unfortunate dismembering accident.
But it still works and displays video on a new LCD.
This is the old assembly and it has its Wi-Fi cables severed and has several scuffs and bruises, as well as its LCD is fully cracked.
Here we have another display assembly with a 300 hz LCD that we'll attempt to install.
Shut down the laptop, disconnect the power cord and remove the tester LCD.
Flip the laptop body over and begin by removing the back cover screws.
There are four phillips screws on the bottom edge, the two corner screws are longer than the two inner screws.
Remove two more screws in the two upper corners. Then remove the final two screws from the sides.
You may need to pull out the screw and support it with your fingers to get it out fully.
Use a plastic pick to open the back cover, set the back cover aside.
Disconnect the battery by lifting the securing tape and pulling away the connector. Tuck the battery cable out of the way.
There are two more phillips screws on the back panel. Remove both of them.
Use a plastic pick from the side to shift the back panel forward.
Lift the black plastic and disconnect the back panel lights connector from underneath.
Push on both sides of the back panel evenly and separate it from the laptop.
Remove four phillips screws on the right hinge mount. Remove four more phillips screws on the left hinge mount.
Remove the left hinge, then the right hinge.
Pick out the video cable from its guiding channel, lift the securing tape, use a plastic pick to open the connector bracket, disconnect the video connector and a tiny connector immediately next to it that is also attached to the same cable. Remove the video cable.
Remove one phillips screw from the wi-fi connectors bracket. Remove the bracket. And using a plastic pick pop off the two wi-fi antenna connectors. Remove the old wi-fi cable.
At this point the new display assembly can be installed.
The new LCD is working and we're done!
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This is a guide on replacing a screen on a Asus ROG GA401Q
For the replacement process we will need the following tools.
- Tweezers
- Plastic Pick
To begin turn the laptop off and disconnect the power cord.
Now we can remove the bezel. Start from the left side and go around the
perimeter unsnapping the tabs underneath. Put the bezel aside.
The screen is held in place with two strips of adhesive on the right
and left sides. The strips can be removed by pulling the tabs from
underneath the screen. Using the tweezers pick up the right tab and
pull out adhesive strip from underneath the right side of the screen.
Pick up the left tab and pull out the adhesive strip from the left side.
Place the screen on the keyboard. Using plastic pick and fingers start
peeling off the clear tape from the video connector. Disconnect the video
cable.
Take the new LCD screen and place it on the keyboard. Using both hands
reconnect the video cable. Secure it with a clear tape.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any of the connectors.
As well you must not twist or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Now we can test the new screen. Lift the screen up and lean the screen
on the back cover. Turn the laptop on and if the start up graphics appear
we can finish the replacement process.
Your new display is likely to come with no adhesive. We offer standard
double-sided tape for such repairs on our site: laptopscreen.com
Use alcohol and a piece of cloth to clean the back side of the LCD and
the inner side of the back cover. Apply adhesive strips on the back of the
new LCD. Lift the screen up and apply some pressure to the display along
its edges to catch the adhesive.
Remove the protective film. Replace the bezel. Start from the bottom corners
and then go around the perimeter snapping the tabs back in place.
Close the laptop and make sure that all the tabs are snapped along the hinge cover.
Turn the laptop on. And we are done!
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This is a guide on replacing a screen on a Lenovo Chromebook S330
For the replacement process we will need the following tools:
- Phillips Screwdriver
- Heat Gun
- Plastic Pick
To begin turn off the laptop and disconnect the power cord.
Start removing the bezel. Start from the left side and go around the perimeter
unsnapping the tabs underneath. Put the bezel aside.
The screen is held in place with four Phillips screws in the corners.
Remove the screws. Place the screen on the keyboard.
The video connector is secured with clear tape. Peel off the tape.
And using both hands gently disconnect the cable. Discard the old screen.
Take the new screen and place it on the keyboard. Using both hands
reconnect the video cable. Secure it with clear tape.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any connectors. As well you must not
twist or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Now we can test the new screen. Lift the screen up and lean it against
the back cover. Press the power button. The start up graphics appear
and we can finish the installation process.
The new screen doesn't have tabs/brackets so we are going to use the adhesive strips
to attach it to the back cover. We offer standard double-sided tape for such
repairs on our site: laptopscreen.com
Before we apply adhesive strips we have to replace the top two screws
to keep mounting rails in place.
Then using alcohol and a piece of cloth clean the inner surface of the
back cover and back sides of the new LCD. Apply the new adhesive strips
on the back of the LCD.
Lift the screen up and using a fine micro fiber cloth apply pressure
to the display along the edges to catch the adhesive. Replace the two bottom screws.
Remove the protective film. Replace the bezel. Start from the bottom
then go around the perimeter snapping tabs back in place. Use one hand to support
the back cover while snapping the tabs along the hinge.
Turn the laptop on. And we are done!
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This is a guide on replacing a screen on Acer Aspire A515-55-55R6
For the replacement process we will need the following tools:
- a heat gun
- a plastic pick
- tweezers
- and a Phillips screwdriver
To begin turn off the laptop and disconnect the power cord.
Start removing the bezel. Start from the left side and go around the perimeter unsnapping the tabs underneath.
Put the bezel aside.
The screen is held in place by two strips of adhesive on the right and the left sides. We should be able to remove
the adhesive by pulling the tabs in the bottom corners. In our case the adhesive strips are tearing apart. So we have
to use a Heat Gun to soften the glue. Start warming up the right side of the back cover. Plastic should be warm on touch
but not burning. Insert a plastic pick between the LCS screen and the back cover, move it along the edge.
Continue warming up the glue. Remove the adhesive strip. Warm up the left side of the back cover. Insert a plastic
pick and gently pry off the LCD. Move the plastic pick to the bottom. Place the LCD on the keyboard.
Remove the remaining adhesive strip.
The video connector is secured with clear tape. Peel off the tape. Open the connector's bracket. Using both hands
disconnect the cable. Discard the old screen.
Take the new LCD screen and place it on the keyboard. Reconnect the the video cable. Close the connector's bracket.
Secure it with the clear tape.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any connectors. As well you must not twist or slant the connector when
plugging it in.
Now we can test the new screen. Lift the screen up and lean it against the back cover. We need to reconnect the power
cord. Otherwise the laptop won't start. Press the power button. The start graphics appear and we can finish the
installation process. Turn the laptop off.
Your new display is likely to come with no adhesive. We offer standard double-sided tape for such repairs on our site: laptopscreen.com
Use alcohol and a piece of cloth to clean the back side of the LCD and the inner surface of the back cover.
Apply the new adhesive strips on back of the LCD. Lift the screen up and using
a fine micro fibor cloth apply pressure to the display along the edges to catch the adhesive.
Remove the protective film. Replace the bezel. Start from the bottom making sure that the bezel goes under the hinge
cover. Then go around the perimeter snapping tabs back in place. Use one hand to support the back cover while
snapping the tabs along the hinge. Close the laptop and make sure that all the tabs are in place.
Turn the laptop on. And we are done!
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This is a Lenovo LEGION 5
Model:15IMH05H screen replacement guide
To begin turn the laptop off and disconnect the power cord. Normally it is better
to remove the battery but in this case it is too much work to do, so we have to be very
careful with the connectors.
Start removing the bezel. Pull the inner edge of the bezel away from the glass unsnapping
the tabs underneath. Start from the left side and then go around the perimeter.
Put the bezel aside.
The LCD is glued to the back cover. There are two plastic tabs at the bottom that can be used
to remove the glue from underneath the LCD screen. Use a tweezers to pick up the tab and pull
the tub removing the stretching stripe of glue from the right side. Pick the tub
on the left side and pull out the stripe of glue form the left side. In our case we were able
to partially remove the glue from the bottom part. The screen is still held in place with a glue
on the top. Use a plastic pic to pry off the screen from the back cover. Pull out the remaining
stripe of glue from underneath the screen.on the right side. Remove the remaining glue on the
left side. Place the LCD on the keyboard.
The video connector is secured with a clear tape. Using plastic pick and fingers gently peel off
the tape. Open the connector bracket. Disconnect the video cable. Discard the old panel.
Take the new LCD screen and place it on the keyboard. Reconnect the video cable and close the
connector's bracket. Secure the connector with a clear tape.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any connectors.
As well you must not twist or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Lift the screen up and lean it on the back cover. We now can taste the screen.
Turn the laptop on. The start up graphics appear and we can finish the installation process.
Your new display is likely to come with no adhesive. We offer standard double-sided adhesive
tape for such repairs on our site: laptopscreen.com. Peel off one piece of tape from the set
and apply it on the right side of the back cover making sure that the tab wouldn't be under
the screen, so we can pull the glue out in case we need to replace the screen again.
Remove the protective film from the adhesive. Apply another piece of tape on the left side
of the back cover. Remove the protective film.
Lift the screen up and using a fine microfiber cloth apply pressure to the display along
the edges to catch the adhesive. Remove the protective film from the new screen.
Now we can replace the bezel. Start from the bottom pressing firmly to snap the tabs in.
Go around the perimeter. Use one hand to support the back cover while snapping the tabs along
the bottom edge.
Reconnect the power cord. Turn the laptop on. And we are done!
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This is a guide on replacing an LCD on a HP 15 inch laptop Model# 15-dy1013ca
For the replacement process we'll need the following tools:
- a plastic pick
- and tweezers
To begin shut down the laptop and disconnect the power cord.
Now we can remove the bezel. Start from the left side. Gently pulling the inner edge
of the bezel away from the glass. Once the edge is unsnapped go around the perimeter
unsnapping the tabs underneath. Use a plastic pick when needed. Unsnap the bezel along
the hinge cover. Close the laptop and turn it sideways. Use a plastic pick to separate
the bezel along the bottom edge. Put the bezel aside.
The screen is held in place with two strips of double-sided adhesive, and there are
two plastic pull tabs that should allow you to pull the strips out. Using tweezers pick
the right tab and start pulling the adhesive strip away, releasing the right side of the
screen. Discard the used adhesive strip. Repeat the same action on the left side
of the screen.
Place the LCD on the keyboard. Peel off the tape securing the video connector. Using both
hands disconnect the cable. Discard the old screen.
At this point the new LCD panel can be installed. Place the screen on the keyboard.
And using both hands reconnect the video cable. Secure in it with a tape.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any of the connectors. As well you must not twist
or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Your new LCD is likely to come with no adhesive. We offer standard double-sided strips
for such repairs on our site: laptopscreen.com. Before we can apply the adhesive strips
we have to thoroughly clean the surfaces, both on the LCD and the back cover. Use alcohol and a paper
towel or any other soft material.
Apply adhesive strips to the back of the LCD insuring that the pull tabs will be
accessible above the new screen. Remove the film from the adhesive. Lift the screen up and press firmly
along the edges to catch the adhesive.
At this point we can test the new screen. Press the power button and if start up graphics appear,
the screen is working and we can finish the replacement process. Turn the laptop off.
Remove the protective film from the LCD. Start replacing the bezel. Pull the hinge cover away
to make sure that the bottom side of the bezel is in place. Then go around the perimeter
pressing firmly until all tabs are snapped in place. Use one hand to support the back cover
while snapping tabs along the bottom side of the bezel. Close the laptop
and flip it over sideways. Make sure that the bezel is snapped along the hinge cover.
Turn the laptop on, and we are done!
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This is a guide on replacing a screen on a Dell Latitude 5410
For the replacement process we will need the following tools:
- a heat gun
- a plastic pick
- tweezers
- and a screwdriver
To begin turn the laptop off and disconnect the power cord.
Start removing the bezel. The bezel is held in place by tubs and the glue along the outer edge.
Using plastic pick pry off the bezel from the back cover. Start from the top left corner then move
along the top outer edge. Using both hands start unsnapping the tabs underneath the bezel.
Go along the perimeter. Put the bezel aside.
We assume that the LCD screen is held in place by two stripes of glue on the right and the left sides.
Using a heat gun start warming up the glue. Use a plastic pick to pry off the LCD screen.
Remove two screws at the bottom of the screen. Release the two hooks at the top and place the LCD
on the keyboard.
It turns out that the use of the Heat Gun was unnecessary. The glue was used to attach two metal plates to
the screen. Remove the old glue from underneath the metal plates. Put the metal plates aside.
Peel off the tape securing the video connector. Using the plastic pick open the connector's bracket.
Disconnect the video cable. Discard the old screen.
Take the new screen and place it on the keyboard. Reconnect the video cable. Close the connector's bracket
and secure it with a tape. Next step is to reattach the two metal plates to the back of the new LCD screen.
Use alcohol to clean the surfaces. Apply two adhesive stripes to the back of the LCD screen.
Reattach the metal plates.
Lift the screen up making sure that the top side is hung on hooks. Replace two Phillips screws in
the bottom corners. Remove the protective film. Now we can test the new screen. Reconnect the power cord
and turn the laptop on. The screen is working and we can finish the replacement process.
Replace the bezel. Press firmly along the perimeter snapping tabs back in place. Use one hand to support the back cover
while snapping tabs at the bottom of the screen. Turn the laptop over and make sure that all the tabs are in place
near the hinges.
Turn the laptop on and we are done!
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This is a guide on replacing an LCD on an ASUS VIVOBOOK model number X412D.
For the installation process we'll need the following tools:
- Plastic picks
- An exactoknife
- A phillips screwdriver
- A heat gun or a hairdryer
To begin shutdown the laptop and disconnect the power cord.
Using an exactoknife remove two plastic covers in the bottom corners of the bezel, one on each side.
Remove two phillips screws located under the covers.
We will attempt to remove the bezel by gently pulling it away from the inner edge, however the bottom edge is obstructed by the laptop body, so the entire display assembly will need to come out first.
Flip the laptop over and begin removing the phillips screws securing the back cover. Most of the screws are of different lengths and it is important to keep track of their positions.
Remove three longer screws from the bottom edge and set them on the desk in the same pattern that they were in the laptop.
Remove a mid-sized phillips screw from the right edge, set it on the desk.
Remove four mid-sized screws from the upper edge, one screw is missing on this laptop.
Remove a mid-sized phillips screw from the left edge, set it on the desk.
Using a plastic pick begin separating the back cover at the bottom edge.
A final hidden phillips screw is located under a round cover in the middle of the back cover. Use an exactoknife to remove the cover then remove the screw, set it on the desk.
At this point the back cover should open up, set it aside.
Use a plastic pick to free up the securing tape on the battery cable. Using the same pick disconnect the battery connector.
Use the plastic pick to gently lift the clear tape securing the video connector near the left hinge. Disconnect the video connector.
Use a phillips screwdriver to remove three screws on the left hinge, there are four holes, but this laptop only has 3 screws on each side.
Remove the three phillips screws on the right hinge.
Use a plastic pick to lift up the hinge, then use a screwdriver to further open up the right hinge. Do the same procedure to open up the left hinge.
At this point the laptop body can be safely lifted off the display assembly. Set it aside.
Proceed on removing the bezel. Pull on the inner edge, gently unsnapping the tabs underneath. Start on the left edge, move over to the top, the right side then the bottom. Set the bezel aside.
The LCD panel is mounted on adhesive. You will need to use a heat gun or a hairdryer to warm up the edges of the display assembly from the back.
Warm up the right edge, making sure that it doesn't get too hot, then the left edge.
Use a plastic pick to begin separating the LCD on the right edge. Warm up the left edge and use a plastic pick to remove the LCD.
Peel the securing tape over the video connector, and using both hands, gently disconnect the video connector.
Place the new LCD near the video cable. Reconnect the video connector and secure it with clear tape.
CAUTION! it is very important not to force any of the connectors. As well you must not twist
or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Clean the edges of the new LCD with rubbing alcohol to provide the best adhesion.
Insert the new panel into the back cover and using a microfiber cloth press the right and the left edges of the LCD onto the adhesive.
Replace the bezel and remove the protective film from the LCD. Then go around the perimeter gently snapping the plastic tabs.
Replace the two phillips screws into the two bottom corners of the display assembly.
Place the laptop body onto the display assembly. Bend down the hinges onto their mounts.
Replace the three phillips screws in the left hinge, then the three more phillips screws into the right hinge.
Gently reconnect the video cable on the motherboard and secure it with clear tape.
Reconnect the battery connector, and secure the battery cable with tape.
Replace the back cover. Secure it with three long phillips screws at the bottom edge.
One mid-sized screw on the right edge. Replace the middle phillips screws and cover it with its plastic cover.
Replace the four phillips screws on the top edge and the final screw on the left edge.
Replace the two plastic covers in the two bottom corners of the display assembly.
Reconnect the power cord, turn the laptop on, and we're done!
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This is a guide on replacing an LCD on a Dell G3 15 laptop.
For the replacement process we will need the following tools:
- plastic pick
- and tweezers
To begin shut down the laptop and disconnect the power cord.
Now we can remove the bezel. Start from the left side. Gently pulling the inner edge of the bezel
away from the glass. Once the edge is unsnapped go around the perimeter unsnapping the tabs
at the top, right side and the bottom. Release the hinge cover and put the bezel aside.
The LCD screen is held in-place with two strips of double-sided adhesive, and there are two plastic
pull tabs that should allow you to pull the strips out. Using tweezers pick the right tab and start pulling
the adhesive away releasing the right side of the screen. Discard the used adhesive strip.
Repeat the same action on the left side of the LCD screen.
Place the LCD screen on the keyboard. Using plastic pick and fingers peel the clear tape securing
the video connector. Open the connector’s bracket and using both hands disconnect the cable. Remove the piece of a
sticky tape under the video connector but keep it, we are going to reuse it with a new screen.
Discard the old LCD screen.
At this point the new screen can be installed. Place the screen on the keyboard and reconnect the
video cable. Close the connector’s bracket and secure it with clear tape.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any connectors. As well you must not twist or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Your new LCD screen is likely to come with no adhesive. We offer standard double-sided tape for
such repairs on our site: laptopscreen.com. Before we can apply adhesive strips we have to thoroughly
clean the surfaces, both on LCD screen and back cover. Use alcohol and paper towel or any other
soft material.
Apply adhesive strips to the back cover insuring that pull tabs will be loose under the new screen.
Remove the protective film. Lift the screen up and press firmly along the edges to catch the adhesive.
Secure the cable with a piece of sticky tape.
At this point we can test the new screen. Reconnect the power cord and turn the laptop on. If the
start up graphics appear, the screen is working and we can finish the replacement process.
Turn the laptop off. Remove the protective film from the new LCD screen. Start replacing the bezel.
Go along the perimeter pressing firmly to snap tabs back in place. Support the back cover with one hand
and snap the bezel along the hinge cover. Turn the laptop over and make sure the hinge tabs are snapped.
Reconnect the power cord. Turn the laptop on and we are done
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This a guide on replacing an LCD screen on a HP 250 G6 laptop.
For the replacement process we will need the following tools:
- Phillips screwdriver
- Plastic pick
To begin shut the laptop down and disconnect the power cord. Flip the laptop and remove the battery.
Now we can remove the bezel. Start from the left side. Gently pulling the inner edge of the bezel
away from the glass. Once the edge is unsnapped go around the perimeter unsnapping the tabs at the
top, right side and the bottom. Put the bezel aside.
Using a Phillips screwdriver remove two screws holding the LCD panel at the bottom.
The LCDs two top brackets are located under the mounting rails. Remove two Phillips screws holding
the LCD and the mounting rail at the top right corner. Remove two Phillips screw holding
the LCDs top left corner. Pull the mounting rail away from the back cover and release the
right bracket. Release the left bracket. Place the LCD on the keyboard. Using a plastic pick
gently peel off the clear tape securing the video connector.
Disconnect the video cable. Discard the old panel.
At this point the new LCD can be installed. Take the new LCD screen and place it on the keyboard.
Reconnect the video cable. Secure it with clear tape.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any of the connectors.
You must not twist or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Lift the screen up. Pull the right mounting rail away from the back cover and place it on top of the LCD bracket
aligning mounting holes. Repeat the same action with the top left mounting rail. Replace two phillips screws at
the top left and right corners of the LCD screen. Replace two bottom screws.
Now we can test the screen. Reconnect the power cord and turn the laptop on. If the start up graphics appears
the screen is working and we can finish the installation process.
Remove the protection film. Start replacing the bezel. Start from the bottom. Press firmly snapping
the tabs back in place, then move along the perimeter. Use one hand to support the back cover and press
firmly along the bottom of the bezel.
Replace the battery. Turn the laptop on and we are done!
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This a guide on replacing a front display assembly on a Lenovo Chromebook 500e 2 in 1 laptop.
This is necessary if either your front glass digitizer or the LCD is broken.
You will need the following tools:
- an exacto knife
- plastic picks
- phillips screwdriver
- flat metal pick
- tweezers
To begin shut the laptop down and disconnect the power cord.
Pick off two rubber covers from the bottom using an exacto knife. Remove the two phillips screws found under the rubber covers.
Flip the laptop over and using a plastic pick separate the seem at the bottom of the display assembly.
Please Note: This computer powers on whenever the screen is lifted off the keyboard.
Open the display back up, shut the computer down. Using a plastic pick separate the bottom plastic cover strip.
Remove three phillips screws located under the plastic cover. Pick off the front display assembly from the back cover and place it on the keyboard.
Peel off the clear plastic tape over the video connector, lift up the connector bracket and using both hands gently disconnect the video cable.
Using a phillips screwdriver remove four screws from the metal rail at the top edge of the display assembly.
Use a plastic pick to separate the webcam adhesive, then carefully lift off the metal rail, making sure to separate the webcam cable from its guides.
Free up the cable and set the rail aside.
Use a flat metal pick to disconnect the digitizer's cable from the digitizer board. Then separate a cable from a tiny sensor board next to the digitizer board. You may need to use tweezers to undo the accessory cable from its guides.
At this point the front display assembly can be separated. Set the main body aside and place the replacement display assembly above the original.
We need to transfer the wacom digitizer and the controller, as well as the tiny sensor board from the old display assembly to the new one.
The wacom digitizer is attached to the back of the LCD using soft adhesive applied to its perimeter. Use a flat metal pick to gently cut through the adhesive perimeter. Place spare plastic picks between the separated digitizer and the LCD to prevent it from sticking back. Continue using the flat metal pick to free up the adhesive perimeter. Be very careful around the area where the digitizer connects to its controller. Separate the digitizer board together with the digitizer. Pick off the tiny sensor board from the old assembly.
Replace the tiny sensor board onto the new assembly, making sure the boards connector is facing to the right. Align the wacom digitizer with the LCD and reattach the controller board. Use a microfiber cloth to gently press on the adhesive.
Place the new assembly onto the keyboard and align it with the cabling. Insert the accessory cable in its guides. Thread the sensor board onto the connector. Reconnect the cable to the digitizer board using a flat metal pick.
Insert the webcam cable into its guides. Make sure the cable is properly routed to not get pinched by the case on reassembly. Carefully thread the cable through all its guides. Place the metal rail onto its positioning pins and press down onto the webcam board to catch its adhesive. Replace the four phillips screws through the metal rail.
Using both hands carefully reconnect the video connector, close the connectors bracket and secure it with clear tape.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any of the connectors.
As well you must not twist or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Do a final check on all cables making sure they are strictly within their guides. Lift the assembly up and as we can see the screen is working, shut the computer down. Replace the three phillips screws at the bottom edge. Repalce the bottom plastic cover strip and gently clip it in. Replace two phillips screws on each side near the bottom.
Replace the two rubber covers over the two phillips screws.
Reconnect the power cord and start the computer by pressing the power button on the right side. Test the stylus by dragging a window around the desktop and we're done!
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This is a guide on replacing a screen on a SONY VAIO model: PCG-71613L laptop.
To begin press and hold the power button and disconnect the power cord. Turn the
laptop over and remove the battery.
Now we can remove the bezel. Use a Phillips screwdriver to remove four screws holding
the bezel. Two screws on the top and two screws on the bottom. Unsnap the bezel's tabs
gently pulling the inner edge of the bezel away from the glass. Go around the perimeter.
The bezel is still held in place by the hinges. Pull the bezel away from the screen
to get access to the screws holding the screen on the mounting rails. Use the same
Phillips screwdriver to remove six screws. Three screws on the right side and three
screws on the left.
Separate the LCD screen from the back cover leaving it to an angle of aproximataly
of 30 degrees. Now we have access to the video connector. Remove the clear tape securing
the connector. Gently pull the connector out and discard the old screen.
Take the new LCD screen and insert it between the bezel and the back cover. Reconnect
the video connector. Secure it with a clear tape.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any of the connectors. You must not twist
or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Now we can test the new screen. reconnect the power cord and press the power button.
The screen is working and we can finish the installation process.
Replace the six screws holding the LCD screen on the mounting rails. Three screws on the
right side and three screws on the left.
Fold the corner of the protective film for easy removal at the end of the replacement process.
Start replacing the bezel. Go around the perimeter snapping tabs back in place.
Replace four Phillips screws securing the bezel.
Remove the protective film. Replace the battery. Reconnect the power cord. And we are done!
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This is a Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3 15IMH05
screen replacement guide.
For the replacement process we’ll need the following tools:
-Heat Gun
-Plastic picks
To begin turn the laptop off by pressing and holding the power button.
Start removing the bezel. Start from the left side then using both hands
go around the perimeter unsnapping the tabs underneath. Put the bezel aside.
The LCD screen is glued to the plastic cover. We need a Heat Gun to soften
the glue. Warm up right and left sides of the top cover. Using plastic pick start
gently separating the LCD screen. Use the Heat Gun repeatedly on both sides to
make sure the glue is soft. Separate the LCD screen and place it on the keyboard.
Use a plastic pick to open the connector’s bracket. Disconnect the video cable.
Discard the old screen.
Take the new LCD screen and place it on the keyboard. Reconnect the video
connector. Close the connector’s bracket.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any connectors.
As well you must not twist or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Now it is a good time to test the new screen.
Lift the screen up and press the power button. If start-up graphics appears we can finish
the installation process.
Your new display is likely to come with no adhesive. We offer standard double-sided
tape for such repairs on our site: lapptopscreen.com
Peel off the old adhesive strips from the back cover. Use alcohol and a piece of cloth
to clean the back side of the new LCD screen and the inner surface of the top cover.
Apply the new strips of adhesive on the back cover. Lift the screen up and using a fine
microfibre cloth apply pressure to the display along the edges to catch the adhesive.
Remove the protective film. Using plastic pick pull back hinge cover to make room for
the bezel. Replace the bezel. Start from the bottom making sure that the bezel goes
behind the hinge cover. Then go around the perimeter snapping the tabs back in place.
Wipe the screen with alcohol and fine microfibre cloth, turn the laptop on and we are done!
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This is a Dell Latitude 14 3400
screen replacement guide.
To begin turn the laptop off. Normally it is better to remove the battery but in this case it is too much work to
do, so we just have to be very careful with the connectors.
Start removing the bezel. Pull the inner edge of the bezel away from the glass unsnapping the tabs underneath. Start from the left side and then go around the perimeter. Put the bezel aside.
The LCD screen is glued to the back cover. There are two plastic tubs at the bottom that can be used to remove the glue from underneath the LCD. Pull the left tub removing the stretching stripe of
glue. Then pull the right tab. Now when the glue is removed place the LCD screen on the keyboard.
The video connector is secured with clear tape. Gently peel off the tape. Use a plastic pick to open the
connector’s bracket. Disconnect the video cable. Discard the old panel.
Take the new LCD and place it on the keyboard. Reconnect the video cable and close the connector’s bracket. Secure the connector with a clear tape.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any connectors. As well you must not twist
or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Your new display is likely to come with no adhesive. We offer standard double-sided tape for such repairs on our site: lapptopscreen.com. You would need to remove any old adhesive which might have left on the back cover and place the new stripes of adhesive. Remove the protective film from the adhesive.
Lift the screen up and using a fine microfibre cloth apply pressure to the display along the edges to catch
the adhesive.
It is a good time to test the screen. Press the power button and if the start up graphics appears the screen
is working and we can finish the installation process.
Remove the protective film. Replace the bezel. Start from the bottom pressing firmly to snap the tabs in.
Then go around the perimeter. Use one hand to support the back cover while snapping the tabs along the
bottom edge. Close the laptop and make sure that the bezel is properly snapped near the hinges.
Turn the laptop on. And we are done!
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This is a guide on replacing the speakers on the Apple MacBook Pro, Model A2141
To begin turn off the laptop and flip it over.
Remove 6 pentalobe 1.2 screws from the bottom cover. The back cover is also attached with two pins underneath and is held down near the back edge with slides.
Use a plastic pick to pry open the back cover the the front edge and apply upward pressure to release two pins underneath.
Then pull the back cover towards the front edge to release the slide underneath.
The speakers are attached with one connector each.
Use a plastic pick to peel back the protective tape over the speaker connector on the left. Open the connector’s counter-lever and slide out the flex cable from the connector.
Repeat the same procedure on the right side. Open the counter-lever, slide out the cable.
The speakers are held in-place with adhesive and we’ll be using a heat gun to release it. A hair-drier can also be used.
It is very important to not let any heat into the open back. Heat up the surface from the keyboard side.
And using a combination of picks pry up the speaker from the case. Continue to use the heat gun to keep the adhesive warm.
Pry out the speaker once it is sufficiently free and leave the adhesive in-place.
Repeat the same procedure on the left side.
Computer will react to the lid opening by turning on. This can be prevented by disconnecting the battery, but for a minor repair like a speaker replacement its not a must, as long as you are careful not to touch anything else.
Pry out the second speaker and straighten out the adhesive.
Replace the new speakers and reconnect the left flex cable. Lock the connector’s counter-lever. Reconnect the right flex cable and lock the connector’s counter lever.
At this point the back cover can go back in. This is the slides that lock-under near the fans.
Center the back cover carefully and slide it toward the back edge. Apply pressure with your thumbs to snap the two pins underneath.
Replace the 6 pentalobe 1.2 screws. Two longer ones go in the bottom two corners. And four identical screws go in the top edge.
And we’re done.
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This is a guide on replacing a screen on an Asus TUF Model: FX516P.
For the replacement process we will need the following tools:
- a Heat gun
- Several plastic picks
- and an X-acto knife
To begin turn the laptop off and disconnect the power cord.
Start removing the bezel. Pull the inner edge of the bezel away from the glass unsnapping the tabs underneath
Start from the left side and then go around the perimeter. Put the bezel aside.
The LCD screen is glued to the back cover. There are plastic pull tabs at the bottom that can be used to remove the glue from underneath the LCD. But since that doesn't always work easily and also destroys the adhesive, a less invasive procedure is preferred.
We'll use a heat gun to soften the glue instead. Warm up the left and right sides of the top cover. Using plastic pick start gently separating the LCD screen. Use a second plastic pick to prevent the screen from sticking back. Use the heat gun repeatedly on both sides to make sure the glue
is soft. Continue separating the LCD screen using a third plastic pick on the right side. Move the pick along
the edge. Use an X-acto knife to cut strands of glue between the LCD and the back cover. Move the plastic pick along the edge on the left side.
Separate the LCD screen and place it on the keyboard.
The video connector is secured with clear tape. Gently peel off the tape and disconnect the video cable.
Discard the old panel.
Take the new LCD screen and place it on the keyboard. Reconnect the video cable. Secure connector with
a clear tape.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any of the connectors. As well you must not twist or slant the connector
when plugging it in.
Lift the screen up. Secure it in vertical position. Before we continue it is good to check if the screen is working. Press the power button and if the start up graphics appears we can finish the installation process. Turn the laptop off.
In order to glue the LCD screen to the back cover we are going to use High-strength, anti-static, stretch release adhesive strips which you can buy on our site: laptopscreen.com. Apply one strip on each side of the back cover making sure the pull tabs are sticking out from under the screen. Remove the protective film from the strips.
Lift the LCD screen up and press firmly along the sides to glue the screen to back cover. Replace the bezel.
Start from the bottom, make sure the screen protective film tab stays inside the frame. Go around the perimeter
snapping tabs back in place. At this point you can remove the protective film.
Turn the laptop on. And we are done!
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This is a Lenovo E570 screen replacement guide
For the repair we need the following tools: Phillips screwdriver and a plastic pick
To begin turn off the laptop and disconnect the power cord.
Now we can remove the bezel. Start from the left side. Gently pull the inner edge of the bezel away from the glass. Once the edge is unsnapped go around the perimeter unsnapping the tabs at the top, right side and the bottom. Put the bezel aside.
Using a Phillips screwdriver remove four screws holding the LCD panel. Two screws at the top and two more screws at the bottom. Place the LCD on the keyboard. Gently peel off the clear tape securing the video connector. Using plastic pick open the connector's bracket. Disconnect the video cable. Discard the old panel.
At this point the new LCD can be installed.
Take the new LCD screen and place it on the keyboard. Using both hands reconnect the video cable. Close the connector's bracket. Secure it with clear tape.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any of the connectors. You must not twist or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Lift the screen up aligning it with mountain holes. Now we can test the screen.
Reconnect the power cord and turn the laptop on. If the start up graphics appears the screen is working and we can continue installation process. Turn the laptop off and disconnect the power cord.
Replace four Phillips screws. One in each corner. Replace the bezel. Start from the bottom. Press firmly snapping the tabs back in place near the hinges, then move along the perimeter.
Use one hand to support the back cover and press firmly along the bottom of the bezel. Turn the laptop over and make sure that the bezel is snapped in near the hinge cover.
Turn the laptop on and if the start up graphics appears the LCD screen is installed correctly and we are done!
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This is a guide on replacing the front assembly on Apple iPhone 13 mini
For the installation process we'll need the following tools:
- Heat Gun
- Suction Cup
- Plastic Pick
- Small Pentalobe Screwdriver
- Small Tri-Wing Screwdriver
- Small Phillips Screwdriver
The front assembly consists of the frame, the glass digitizer and the LCD screen.
You will need to replace the entire front assembly if any of these components are broken.
To begin turn the phone off by holding the power button and confirming shutdown on screen.
Remove two pentalobe screws from the bottom of the phone.
Use a heat gun to warm the adhesive around the perimeter of the iPhone. The surface should
be warm but not burning. Place a suction cup near the bottom edge and while providing some
tension insert a plastic pick between the display assembly and the main body. Move the
plastic pick along the edge. Use a heat gun repeatedly to keep the glue warm. Apply some pressure
with plastic pick to separate the front assembly from the main body. Go around the perimeter.
Please note, there are cables located near the left edge of the phone. Keeping that in mind
open the iPhone as book to the left side.
Now we have access to the connectors shields. Using Tri-wing screwdriver carefully remove
1 screw holding first metal shield. Using plastic pick open the shield and put it aside.
To prevent a short circuit disconnect the battery connector. Using the same plastic pick
open the LCD connector. The second metal shield is held in place with two tri-wing screws
and one phillips screw. Remove the screws and set the shield aside. Using plastic pick
open the sensors connector. Separate the screen assembly from the main body.
We will be replacing the waterproof adhesive, so all of the original adhesive needs to be
removed. Use a heat gun if needed.
The new waterproof adhesive comes on convenient plastic sheets cut to the shape of the edge
of the phone. Remove the backing plastic of the adhesive shape. Apply the shape to the
perimeter of the phone.
Take out the new front assembly and put it to the left edge of the phone. Carefully reconnect
the sensors connector. Then the LCD connector. Replace the metal shield covering the sensors connector.
The shield has hooks. Thread the hooks into the holes. Replace one Phillips screw and two tri-wings
screws.
Reconnect the battery.
At this stage we can test the device. Close the iPhone and press the power button. The screen is working
and we can finish the replacement process.
Turn the phone off. Replace another metal shield. The shield has two hooks. Thread the hooks into
the holes. Secure the shield with one tri-wing screw.
Close the phone tightly and using soft clothing apply some pressure, to the sides of the phone,
snapping display assembly in-place.
Replace two pentalobe screws at the bottom. Turn the iPhone on and we are done!
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This is a guide on replacing the front assembly on Apple iPhone 12
For the installation process we'll need the following tools.
- Heat Gun
- Suction Cup
- Plastic Pick
- Small Tri-Wing Screwdriver
The front assembly consists of the frame, the glass digitizer and the LCD screen.
You will need to replace the entire front assembly if any of these components are broken
To begin turn the phone off by holding the power button and confirming shutdown on screen.
Remove two pentalobe screws at the bottom of the phone.
Use a heat gun to warm the adhesive around the perimeter of the iPhone. Place a suction cup
near the bottom edge and while providing some tension insert a plastic pick between the display
assembly and the main body. Move it along the edge. Continue warming the device with a heat gun.
Apply some pressure with a plastic pick to separate the front assembly from the main body.
Go around the perimeter.
Please note, there are cables located near the left edge of the phone. Keeping that in mind open the
iPhone as a book to the left side.
Now we have access to the connectors shields. Using a Tri-wing screwdriver carefully remove 2 screws
securing the small metal shield. Remove the shield. Using plastic pick disconnect the battery connector.
Then LCD and touchscreen connectors. Using the same Tri-wing screwdriver remove four screws holding
a big metal shield. Using plastic pick open speaker and sensors connector. Separate the screen assembly
from the main body.
We will be replacing the waterproofing adhesive, so all of the original adhesive needs to be removed from the edge of the phone.
The waterproofing adhesive comes on convenient plastic sheets cut to the shape of the edge of the phone.
Remove the backing plastic of the adhesive shape. Apply the shape to the perimeter of the phone and using
plastic pick press the adhesive into place. Carefully remove the plastic making sure that the adhesive stays on the perimeter of the phone
Take out the new front assembly and put it to the left edge of the phone. Carefully reconnect the touchscreen connector, and LCD connector. Reconnect the speaker and sensors connector. Replace the big metal shield
and secure it with four screws. Reconnect the battery. Replace small metal shield and secure it with two screws.
Now we can test the device. Close the iPhone reconnect the charger and press the power button. The screen is working and we can finish the reinstallation process.
Close the phone tightly and using soft clothing apply some pressure to the sides of the phone snapping the display assembly in-place.
Replace two pentalobe screws at the bottom. Turn the iPhone on and we are done!
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This is an Acer CP311-2H screen replacement guide.
For the replacement process we’ll need a plastic pick and a metal pick.
To begin turn the laptop off and disconnect the power cord.
Start removing the display assembly. Insert the plastic pick between the assembly and the back cover on the right side.
Move the pick along the edge up and down. Continue separating the display assembly on the left side.
Insert the pick in the top left corner and move it along the edge to the opposite side.
Once separation is achieved place the display assembly on the keyboard.
Use a metal pick to peel off the clear tape securing the video cable. Using plastic pick open the connector’s bracket.
Disconnect the video cable. Using Phillips screwdriver remove the screw holding the microphone at the top of the
front assembly. Detach the microphone from the assembly. Using plastic pick detach the webcam board from the assembly.
Release the webcam and microphone cable from its channel and put it aside. Discard the old display assembly.
Take the new assembly and put it on the keyboard. Insert the webcam and microphone cable into its channel.
Insert the webcam board in its slot. Then insert the microphone in its slot. Secure the microphone with a Phillips screw.
Make sure that all cables are in the right positions. Reconnect the video cable. Close the connector’s bracket.
Secure it with a clear tape.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any connectors. As well you must not twist
or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Lift the screen up. Press firmly in the bottom corners then go around the perimeter snapping the tabs back in place.
Close the laptop and make sure that the tabs are closed at the bottom of the screen
Turn the laptop on. And we are done!
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This is a guide on replacing an LCD on a Samsung 740U.
This laptop has a front touch digitizer which is not damaged. It is a very rare case of an LCD being broken from the back side.
For the installation process we'll need the following tools:
- A heat gun
- Several plastic picks
- A metal pick
- A Phillips screwdriver
- A microfibre cloth
To begin shut down the laptop and disconnect the power cable.
The front glass digitizer is mounted with adhesive, we will need to use a heat gun to warm up the display assembly to help with separation. Warm up the three edges of the back side of the display assembly. Use your hand to control the heating, surface must be hot tot he touch but not burning hot. Warm up the top edge from the front.
Insert a plastic pick between the silver back cover and the black rubber gasket at the top right corner. Slide the pick down the right edge. Continually warm up the front edge. Insert another plastic pick at the top edge and warm up the back side along the edges. As long as the picks are applying pressure on the adhesive continual warming with the heat gun will assist with separation. Slide the right edge pick further down towards the hinges.
Insert another pick at the top edge and move onto the left side. Warm up the left edge from the back side. Slide the left edge pick further down towards the hinges. Warm up the bottom edge from the back side, and move the side picks all the way down the edge.
The top edge has a couple of screws securing the digitizer to the back cover. They are secured from a plastic plank behind the glass and are not easily accessible. As a short-cut we will pop the screw nuts out of their plastic sockets by using a bit of heat and a sturdy force. Using a plastic pick apply a bit of leverage at the top edge around the webcam, and the left socket pops out. Apply a bit of heat from the back and using the same pick apply leverage over the right socket to pop it out.
Pick out the rubber gasket from the top edge of the digitizer and put it behind the back cover. Apply heat to the bottom edge from the front, making sure to not over-heat any one area. Pry open the digitizer and using a metal pick proceed on cutting the bottom edge adhesive. Be extremely careful to avoid cutting the digitizer's ribbon cable located about 1 quarter way from the right edge. It must not be damaged, otherwise the whole front glass digitizer is toast.
Using a Phillips screwdriver remove two screws from a metal strip that shields the LCD board from the digitizer. Carefully bend down the separator strip away from the LCD. Remove four Phillips screws securing the LCD, one in each corner. Tilt the LCD panel forward to remove protective plastic from the video connector. Then using a pick carefully open the video connector's bracket. Disconnect the video connector and set the old panel aside.
This is the spot that damaged the LCD from behind. Something pointy hit the laptop on the back cover and left a dent. We'll use a flat bottomed handle to push out the dent so it doesn't damage the new LCD.
At this point the new LCD can be installed. The video connector is very short and tightly seated, so the new LCD will need to be threaded onto the connector. Take out the new LCD and set the connector's bracket to secure the connector away from the back cover. Plug the LCD onto the connector and secure the connector's bracket. Lift the LCD up and align it with the mountings, secure two bottom Phillips screws on the bottom edge, one in each corner.
At this point the new LCD can be tested, plug the power cord in and on this laptop you will be able to see the time and battery status with it still off. The LCD appears to be connected properly.
Bend back the metal separator strip. Replace the two Phillips screws securing the LCD at the top edge, one in each corner. Replace two Phillips screws in the separator strip one on each end.
Clean the inner side of the digitizer using a microfibre cloth. Remove the protective film from the LCD.
Lift up the digitizer and replace the rubber gasket at the top edge. Its important that the gasket is aligned. Use extra care to reinsert the top edge, making sure the gasket is properly in place. Use a heat gun to warm up the back cover at the top edge near the webcam, this is needed for those screw sockets that we've popped out to go back in securely. Use a microfibre cloth to secure the top edge by popping the two screw sockets back in.
Warm up the other edges of the display then massage the edges from the front with a microfibre cloth to catch the adhesive. Support the back cover when working on the bottom edge.
Plug in the power and turn the laptop on. Verify that the touch digitizer is still working and we're done!
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This is a beautiful scarlet-red 2021 HP 15 Laptop PC, Model Number: 15-dw0083wm
And today we are going to review its various quirks and features, take it out on the road and at the end we'll give it a Doug score.
No, just kidding, today we're replacing its screen, don't sue us Doug.
To replace the screen you'll need a bunch of plastic picks, an exact-o-knife and an industrial hairdryer.
To begin make sure the laptop appears to be off and disconnect the power cord so it's not in the way.
This laptop has a couple of Phillips screws on the bottom, they do not need to be removed. Instead use your thumbs to gently separate the plastic frame around the screen. Start from the left edge, unless you live where people don't read from left to right, in which case you can do whatever edge you want first. Go around the perimeter carefully unsnapping the tabs underneath. Take extra care around the webcam area.
The bottom edge is glued in, which is done to prevent any cleaning liquids from getting into the laptop, because people continue to spray directly on the screen instead of the cleaning cloth. Use an exact-o-knife to cut any glue strands and using moderate effort unglue the bottom edge from the display. The bottom edge is being held in-place with the hinge cover, which is not easily removable. Carefully pull out the bottom edge freeing it from the hinge cover, set the plastic frame aside.
There are a couple of Phillips screws at the top corners of the display, those also don't need to be removed. In-fact there are no screws that need to be removed in this tutorial at all
In 2021 the LCDs are held in place with unflavoured bubble gum. You will need to use an industrial hairdryer, also known as a heat-gun to soften the bubble gum. Use your hand to feel the temperature as you evenly warm up the two edges. If you start screaming the temperature is simply too high, and you should try moving the heat-gun further away.
Once you get bored of waiving the heat-gun around, you can try inserting a plastic pick behind the LCD on the right edge, and do the same on the left edge. This applies pressure on the bubble gum to help with separation. Wave the heat-gun around for a little more. Continue separation by sliding the picks down towards the bottom edge. Keep waiving the heat-gun. Use a third plastic pick to separate the bubble gum from behind the LCD. Continue applying heat to keep the bubble gum pliable.
Once the separation is achieved place the LCD on the keyboard. Resist the temptation to try the bubble gum, its completely bland and flavourless we promise. You can reuse it on the replacement screen, just straighten it out and leave it be.
If you have recently cut your nails, use a plastic pick to separate the clear tape securing the video connector. And using both hands slide out the video connector away from the LCD. Put the old screen aside.
At this point the new screen can be installed. The most important part for the success of the whole replacement process is reconnecting this video connector. Use both hands to slide it straight in, the connector must not be slanted or twisted when plugging it it.
Lift the new LCD and align it with the bottom edge. Tack it onto the old bubble gum, or if you prefer you can get normal adhesive on our website LaptopScreen.com, but it's also flavourless. Warm up the edges of the display from the back using a heat-gun, and using a microfibre cloth gently massage the edges of the LCD into the back cover. At this point the LCD can be tested. Reconnect the power cable and press the power button.
If the start-up graphics appears the LCD is connected properly. Shut down the laptop by holding the power button.
Proceed on replacing the plastic frame, start at the bottom edge. Then clip in the top right corner and button up the right and the top edges. Clip in the left top corner. Button up the left edge. Support the back cover as you clip in the bottom edge. Use a plastic pick to pull the hinge cover over the bottom edge. Wipe the screen, reconnect the power, turn the laptop on, and we're done!
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First we'll need to separate the back of the display assembly. Use a plastic pick to unsnap the back cover near the hinges. Continue unsnapping the tabs on the right side, move over to the left, then the bottom edge. Remove the back cover.
This is the replacement front display assembly. It gives us a clue on how the original part is mounted. There are 8 screws holding the display assembly to the hinge rails. Using a Phillips screw driver remove a screw in the bottom right corner, remove another screw in the bottom left corner. Peel the silver tape covering the right hinge and the left hinge to expose the screws.
Depending on your replacement part some components will need to be transferred from the original display assembly. In our case the sensor magnets will need to be transferred, those inform the computer when the lid is closed so it can turn off the display and go to sleep when not in use.
Continue separating the display by removing the three flat headed Phillips screws from the right hinge, remove three more screws from the right hinge. Using a plastic pick lift up the securing film away from the video connector. Remove the blue foamy from the connector. Using a plastic pick open the connectors bracket.Disconnect the video connector
Peel clear tape of the left bottom magnet and using a flat screw driver pick out the magnet and transfer it to the new assembly. Pick out the right bottom magnet and transfer it to the new assembly. Pick out a magnet located on the right edge and transfer it.
Peel off silver tape securing the webcam assembly on the bottom edge. Using a plastic pick, pick off a copper grounding pad of the wi-fi antenna on the left bottom edge. Using a plastic pick separate the left wi-fi antenna from its placement. Pick off the aluminum grounding pad of the the second wi-fi antenna on the right bottom edge. Separate the second wi-fi antenna from its placement. Begin removing the two antenna cables from their guiding channels, carefully separating the tape that is holding wires in.
Using a plastic pick separate the blue-tooth module near the top edge. Transfer the little silver foamy from underneath the module to the new assembly. Peel off the black USB cable going to the touch digitizer module. Carefully disconnect the cable from the touch digitizer module. Using a plastic pick over the touch digitizer ribbon cable connector locking-lever. Pull out the ribbon cable from the touch digitizer module. Pick out the touch digitizer module and transfer it to the new assembly if needed.
Begin removing the webcam cable from the guiding channel, carefully separating the tape that is holding the wire in. Set all the wires aside above the hinges. At this point the original display assembly can be separated from the laptop. Lift up both hinge rails away from the display. You may need to open the display assembly up to 120 degrees
Place the new display assembly on the keyboard.
Our new part has the digitizer controller built in and has the appropriate connector at the end of its flex cable. The old digitizer module is not needed, simply unfold the flex cable and secure it in-place with double-sided adhesive tape.
Mount the new display assembly on the hinges and close the lid flat. Replace the three Phillips screws on the left hinge. Replace the three Phillips screws on the right hinge. Two more screws go in the left and right corners.
In our case the new part comes with standardized size screw placements, but the original corner screws are too small. So we're taking the least needed screws from each of the hinges and relocating them into the corners.
Moving on, we're replacing the blue-tooth module, making sure that the silver foamy is positioned properly.
Next, unlock the touch-digitizer flex cable connector's counter-lever and plug in the touch digitizer cable. Lock the connector's counter-lever.
Using both hands carefully reconnect the video connector and lock the connector's bracket.
Replace the blue foamy over the connector and secure the connector with clear tape. Tuck the blue-tooth and touch digitizer cables into their appropriate channels.
Next route the wi-fi antenna cables into their appropriate channels. It is extremely important to make sure that all accessory cables that run on the perimeter do not interfere with the back-cover lid tabs. The cover can pinch the cables and cause further damage to the laptop if accessory cables aren't positioned properly and secured in-place.
Replace the right wi-fi antenna and secure the aluminum grounding pad to the LCD. Make sure the antenna cables are routed inside their channel guides. Replace the left wi-fi antenna and secure the copper grounding pad to the LCD.
Route the webcam cables in its appropriate channel guides and replace the webcam. Secure the webcam cable with tape.
Replace the back cover.
Turn the laptop ON and we're done!
This is an Acer Predator Helios 300 Model: PH315 screen replacement guide
For the replacement process we’ll need the following tools:
- Heat gun
- Plastic picks
- Metal pick
To begin turn the laptop off and disconnect the power cord.
Start removing the bezel. Using both hands pull the bezel away from the glass.
Go around the perimeter unsnapping the tabs underneath. Separate the two hinge covers.
Remove the bezel.
The LCD screen is glued to the plastic cover. We need a Heat Gun to soften the glue.
Warm up the right and the left sides of the plastic cover. Using the plastic pick start separating
the LCD screen. Use a second plastic pick to separate the screen from the opposite side.
Use the heat gun repeatedly on both sides of the laptop to make sure the glue is soft.
Move the plastic picks along the sides of the LCD separating it from the plastic cover. Once
separation is achieved place the LCD screen on the keyboard. Use a metal pick to peel off
the clear tape securing the video cable. Using both hands carefully disconnect the cable.
Discard the old panel.
Take the new LCD screen and place it on the keyboard. Reconnect the video cable.
Secure it with a clear tape.
CAUTION! it is very important not to force any connectors. As well you must not twist
or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Lift the screen up. Guide the video cable in its channel. Before we continue it is better to check
if the screen is working. Press the power button and if start up graphics appears we can finish
the installation process. Turn the laptop off.
The LCD screen is held in place with two stripes of glue and the bezel. In our case original glue
is still working but you can use a new adhesive tape which you can buy
on our site laptopscreen.com.
Press firmly along the left and the right sides of the laptop to make sure that the screen is
glued to the back cover. Replace the bezel. Start from the bottom corners and then
go around the perimeter snapping the tabs back in place. Use one hand support the back
cover while snapping the tabs along the bottom edge. Close the laptop and make sure
that the bezel is in place at the hinge covers.
Turn the laptop on. And we are done!
This is an Asus F515J screen replacement guide
For the replacement process we’ll need the following tools:
- X-Acto knife
- Small Phillips screwdriver
- Heat Gun
- Plastic Pick
and Metal Pick
To begin turn off the laptop and disconnect the power cord.
The bezel is held in place with two Phillips screws in the bottom corners.
Use an X-Acto knife to remove two tiny pieces of plastic covering the screws.
Remove the screws.
Start removing the bezel. Using both hands pull the bezel away from the screen.
Start from the left side. Then go around the perimeter unsnapping the tabs underneath.
Separate the hinge cover. Remove the bezel.
The LCD screen is slightly glued to the plastic cover. We need a Heat Gun to soften the glue.
Warm up both sides of the top cover. Using plastic pick start separating the LCD screen.
Move the plastic pick along the right and left sides of the screen. Once separation is achieved
place the LCD screen on the keyboard. Use a metal pick to peel off the clear tape securing
the video connector. Open the connector and put the screen aside.
Take the new LCD screen and place it on the keyboard. Reconnect the video cable.
Secure it with a clear tape.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any connectors. As well you must not
twist or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Lift the screen up. Press firmly along the left and the right sides of the LCD screen to glue
it back tho the cover. Before we continue it is better to check if the screen is working.
Press the power button and if the start up graphics appears we can finish the
installation process. Turn the laptop off.
Start replacing the bezel. Insert the hinge covers in its slots. Then go around
the perimeter snapping the tabs back in place. Use one hand to support the back cover
while snapping the tabs along the bottom side. Replace the two Phillips screws in the
bottom corners. Replace the two plastic covers.
Reconnect the power cord. Turn the laptop on. And We are done!
This is an Acer Chromebook cb315-3h screen replacement guide.
For the replacement process we’ll need the following tools:
- Heat gun
- Plastic pick
- Metal Pick
and One Hamster
To begin turn the laptop off and disconnect the power cord.
Start removing the bezel. Using both hands pull the bezel away from the glass.
Start from the left side. Then go around the perimeter unsnapping the tabs underneath.
Separate the hinge cover. Remove the bezel.
The LCD screen is glued to the plastic cover. We need a Heat Gun to soften the glue.
Warm up the left and the right sides of the top cover. Using plastic pick start separating
the LCD screen. Use the heat gun repeatedly on both sides of the laptop to make sure
the glue is soft. Use your hand to make sure that the back cover is warm but not burning.
Use a second plastic pick on the opposite side. Move the plastic picks along the sides of
the LCD separating it from the back cover. Once separation is achieved place the LCD
screen on the keyboard. Use a metal pick to peel off the clear tape securing the video cable.
Open the connector’s bracket. Secure it with a clear tape.
Take the new LCD screen and place it on the keyboard. Reconnect the video cable.
Close the connector’s bracket. Secure it with a clear tape.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any connectors. As well you must not twist
or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Lift the screen up. Before we continue it is better to check if the screen is working.
Press the power button and if the start up graphics appears we can finish the
installation process. Turn the laptop off.
The LCD screen is held in place with the glue and the bezel. In our case the original
glue is still working and we can proceed with the bezel but you can use a new
adhesive tape which you can buy on our site laptopscreen.com.
Start replacing the bezel. Press firmly in the bottom corners and then go around the
perimeter snapping the tabs back in place. Use one hand to support the back cover
while snapping the tabs along the hinge cover. Close the laptop and make sure that
the bezel is in place at the bottom of the screen.
Turn the laptop on. And we are done!
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This is a guide on replacing an LCD on a Dell Latitude E7470 14in
To begin press and hold the power button to turn off the laptop. Disconnect the power cord.
Now we can remove the bezel. Start from the left side. Gently pulling the inner edge of the bezel away from the glass. Once the edge is unsnapped go around the perimeter unsnapping the tabs at the top, right side and the bottom. Put the bezel aside.
Using a phillips screwdriver remove four screws holding the LCD panel. Two screws at the top and two more screws at the bottom. Place the LCD on the keyboard. Gently peel off the clear tape securing the video connector. Remove the blue foamy. Open the connector’s bracket. Disconnect the video cable. Discard the old panel.
At this point the new LCD can be installed.
Take the new LCD screen and place it on the keyboard. Using both hands reconnect the video cable. Close the connector’s bracket. Secure it with the blue foamy, and then with the clear tape.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any of the connectors. You must not twist or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Lift the screen up aligning it with its mounting holes. Now we can test the screen. Turn the laptop on and if the start up graphics appears the screen is working and we can continue installation process. Turn the laptop off. Replace the four phillips screws. One in each corner. Replace the bezel. Start from the bottom. Press firmly snapping the tabs back in place, then move along the perimeter. Use one hand to support the back cover and press firmly along the bottom of the bezel. Turn the laptop over and make sure that the bezel is snapped in near the hinge cover.
Press the power button and if the start up graphics appears the LCD screen is installed correctly, and we are done!
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step by step detailed guide on iPhone 12 mini disassembly and reassembly and screen replacement (front assembly: LCD, Glass Digitizer, Frame)
This is a guide on replacing the front assembly on the Apple iPhone 12 Mini.
For the installation process we’ll need the following tools:
- Heat Gun
- Plastic pick
- Small tri-wing screwdriver
- Small phillips screwdriver
The front assembly consists of the frame, the glass digitizer and the LCD screen. You will need to replace the entire front assembly if any of these components are broken.
Turn the phone off by holding the power and confirm the shut down on screen.
Remove two pentalobe screws at the bottom of the phone.
Use a heat gun to warm the adhesive around the perimeter of the iPhone. Place a suction cup near the bottom edge and while providing some tension insert a plastic pick between the display assembly and the main body. Gently move the plastic pick around the perimeter separating the display assembly from the main body. Please note, there are cables located near the left edge of the phone and there are hooks at the top edge holding the display assembly. Keeping that in mind unlatch the top edge and open the phone to the left side.
Now we have access to the connector shields. Using a Tri-wing screw driver carefully remove 1 screw securing one shield. Remove the shield. Using a plastic pick open the battery connector and bend the lead away.
Next remove five tri-wing screws securing the larger connector shield. Remove the shield.
Next pick open the touch digitizer and the LCD connector then the front speaker and sensors connector. Separate the screen assembly from the main body.
The replacement display assembly does not contain the front speaker and sensors, we will be transferring them from the original display. Remove two tri-wing screws at the top then two more phillips screws on the bottom. Unfold the speaker and using a plastic pick carefully pick out the sensors from its placement and separate the entire garland from the display.
We will be replacing the waterproofing adhesive, so all of the original adhesive needs to be removed from the edge of the phone. Use tweezers to pick out the adhesive from the edge. The waterproofing adhesive comes on convenient plastic sheets cut to the shape of the edge of the phone. Remove the backing plastic of the adhesive shape. Apply the shape to the perimeter of the phone and using a plastic pick press the adhesive into place. Carefully begin removing the adhesive making sure that it stays on the perimeter of the phone.
Take out the new assembly and place the sensors in their appropriate locations, fold over the speaker and replace two phillips screws then two tri-wing screws.
Put the new display assembly to the left edge of the phone and reconnect the front speaker and sensors connector then the touch digitizer and LCD connector. Carefully reconnect the battery connector.
Replace the large connector shield and secure it with five tri-wing screws. Replace the other connector shield and secure it with 1 tri-wing screw.
To properly close the display keep the position of the top edge latches in-mind and start by latching the top edge. Then firmly press around the perimeter of the phone snapping the display assembly in-place.
Replace two pentalobe screws near the lighting connector. Remove the protective film and we're done!
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This is a guide on replacing an LCD on an HP ProBook 450 G7
To begin press and hold the power button to turn off the laptop and disconnect the power cord.
Now we can remove the bezel. Start from the left side. Gently pulling the inner edge of the bezel away from the glass. Once the edge is unsnapped go around the perimeter unsnapping the tabs at the top, right side and the bottom. Bottom edge is glued to the LCD. Once the bottom edge is separated, flip the laptop over and using a plastic pick unsnap the hinge cover from the back cover. Open the laptop fully and carefully remove the bezel.
The LCD is held to the back cover with two strips of adhesive on the right and the left edges. Use a heat-gun or a hairdryer to warm up the back cover to help separate the adhesive. Insert a plastic pick on the right edge and continue warming the back cover. Insert the pick on the left edge and warm up the back cover. Continue advancing the plastic pick behind the LCD to the bottom edge as adhesive separates. Maintain temperature of the back cover, it must be hot to the touch but not burning. Use a second plastic pick to continue separating the adhesive behind the LCD. Once the LCD is free place it on the keyboard and remove all adhesive.
Gently peel off the tape securing the video connector. Open the connector’s bracket. Using both hands disconnect the video cable. Discard the old panel.
At this point the new LCD can be installed.
Wipe the inside of the back cover with rubbing alcohol. Install two strips of double sided adhesive on two edges.
Take the new LCD screen and place it on the keyboard. Using both hands reconnect the video cable. Close the connector’s bracket. Secure it with tape.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any of the connectors. You must not twist or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Make sure that the video cable stays in the correct position and lift the screen up aligning it with the bottom edge. Apply slight pressure on the edges of the LCD to catch the adhesive. Open the laptop fully and replace the bezel. Start from the hinge cover then go around the perimeter pressing firmly snapping the tabs back in place. Turn the laptop over and make sure that the bezel is snapped in near the hinge cover.
Press the power button and if the start up graphics appears the LCD screen is installed correctly, and we are done!
This is a guide on replacing an LCD and a digitizer on the Apple iPad pro 10.9" model number A1709.
The front glass digitizer are part of the same assembly and the entire assembly needs to be replaced if either of these two components are broken.
For the installation process you will need:
- a heat gun or a hair dryer
- a suction cup
- several plastic picks
- an exacto knife
- a Phillips screwdriver bit
- and a pair of tweezers
To begin, shut down the iPad by holding the power button at the top and confirm the shut down on screen.
Use a heat gun or a hair drier to warn up the perimeter of the display assembly. Using a suction cup to hold the edge insert a plastic pick on the right side between the body and the display assembly.
Continue using the heat gun to keep the adhesive warm. The screen must be warm to the touch but not burning.
Insert another plastic pick on the opposite side and separate the glue underneath. Warm up the top part and attempt to separate the edge with another plastic pick. Use the heat gun as needed to allow adhesive to separate on its own. Insert the plastic picks deeper to keep the adhesive from re-gluing.
Warm up the bottom edge and use a plastic pick to separate the adhesive. Insert another plastic pick to keep the display assembly separate from the main body.
Put the iPad on its side and use an exacto knife to separate adhesive strips. Flip the iPad around to the other edge and separate the adhesive using an exacto knife.
Keep the iPad propped up on its edge, the display assembly connectors must be undone before the display assembly can be fully separated.
There are four connectors located under a metal shield which is secured with two phillips screws. Use a phillips screw driver bit to open the metal shield. Use a plastic pick to carefully open the four assembly connectors.
Separate the display assembly and put the main body aside.
The home button fingerprint sensor must be removed and transferred onto the new display assembly. Using tweezers remove a black securing sticky tape from the home button connector. Using a plastic pick open the connector counter-lever from the left side. Disconnect the flex cable.
Using the same pick gently unglue a metal bracket over the home button. Set the bracket aside. Push on the home button from the front and use a pick to help separate the home button membrane. Set the home button aside.
At this point the new part can be prepared. Start with the home button, insert it making sure the membrane is lands correctly in-place. Replace the metal bracket over the home button. You may need to apply additional adhesive underneath. Slide the home button cable into the connector and lock the counter-lever. Replace the black sticky tape securing the connector.
Put the iPad on its edge and align the display assembly with the connector. Click in the four assembly connectors. They made a distinct feeling click when aligned and plugged in properly. Replace the metal shield over the connectors and secure it with two phillips screws.
At this point the new display can be tested, press the power button and wait for the iPad to start. Hold the power button again to shut down and confirm the shut down on screen. Align the bottom edge of the assembly with the iPad and pat the edges down.
Clean up the display with a super fine soft microfibre cloth to avoid scratching the screen. And we're done!
This is a guide on replacing an LCD on an HP 250 G5
To begin shut down the laptop and disconnect the power cord.
Flip the laptop over and extract the removable battery.
Now we can remove the bezel. Start from the left side and go around the perimeter unsnapping the tabs at the top, right side and the bottom. Put the bezel aside.
Using a phillips screwdriver remove four screws holding the LCD panel. Two screws at the top and two more screws at the bottom. Place the LCD on the keyboard. Gently peel off the clear tape securing the video connector. Disconnect the video cable. Discard the old panel.
At this point the new LCD can be installed.
Take the new LCD screen and place it on the keyboard. Using both hands reconnect the video cable. Secure it with clear tape.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any of the connectors. You must not twist or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Make sure that the video cable stays in the correct position and lift the screen up aligning it with its mounting holes. At this point the display can be tested, reconnect the power cord and press power. If the start up graphics appear the LCD screen is connected properly. Pull out the power.
Replace the four phillips screws holding the LCD. One in each corner. Replace the bezel. Start from hinge covers. Press firmly snapping the
tabs back in place, than move up around the perimeter to the top. Turn the laptop over and make sure that the bezel is snapped in near the hinge cover.
Replace the battery and reconnect power.
Press the power button and if the start up graphics appears the LCD screen is installed correctly, and we are done!
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step by step detailed guide on iPhone SE 1st Generation disassembly and reassembly and screen replacement (front assembly: LCD, Glass Digitizer, Frame)
This is a guide on reinstalling the front assembly on the Apple iPhone SE 1st gen. For the reinstallation process we will need the following tools: - Pentalobe Screwdriver - Suction cup - Plastic pick - Phillips Screwdriver The front assembly contains the frame, the glass digitizer and the LCD screen. You will need to replace the entire front assembly if any of these components are broken. Turn the phone off by holding the power button and confirming the shut down on screen. Remove two screws on the bottom of the phone with a pentalobe screwdriver. Set the screws aside. Place a suction cup just above the home button. Pull on the suction cup and insert a plastic pick between the front assembly and the main body. Gently move the plastic pick along the bottom edge, separating the front assembly off the main body. Once separation is achieved open the screen to about 30 degrees.
The home button fingerprint sensor connector needs to be undone before the phone can be opened fully. Using a plastic pick open the securing bracket over the connector and disconnect the fingerprint sensor. For a safe reinstallation process we need to disconnect the battery. The battery connector is located under a small metal shield. Hold the front assembly vertically and remove the two phillips screws holding the shield in place. Remove the metal shield. Disconnect the battery. In order to separate the front assembly from the main body we need to gain access to its connectors under an EM shield. Remove the four phillips screws while holding the front assembly at a right angle to the main body. Remove the EM shield. Set the shield aside. Next step is to open the threesmall connectors. Use a plastic pick and gently open the connectors one by one. Separate the front assembly and place it on the desk. Some components need to be transferred from the original part onto the new assembly. Namely: The big metal shield, home button, front camera with light sensor and speaker.
We will start with the home button. Remove three phillips screws, one on the home button cable and two more on the home button bracket. Set the bracket aside. Using a plastic pick carefully separate the home button cable off its adhesive pad. Pick up the assembly and apply some pressure to the home button from the front. Use a plastic to help separate the rubber gasket, set the home button aside. Remove three phillips screws holding the speaker bracket at the top. Pick open the bracket together with the speaker and set it aside.
Proceed on removing the big metal shield. Remove two phillips screws on the right side, then two more on the left side.
Pick up the metal shield from the bottom and carefully lift it up. The sensors are grounded to the metal shield with conductive tape. Pick off the sensors from the adhesive pad near the speaker contacts and carefully lift the metal shield together with the sensors, set them aside.
Place the new screen on the desk and replace the big metal shield. Carefully guide all the sensors in their appropriate positions. Secure the metal shield with two phillips screws on one side and two mor eont he other side. Replace the speaker. Clip in the speaker bracket on the left side then push down on the right side. Replace three phillips screws, the longest one goes at the top of the speaker.
Replace the home button onto the new display assembly. Cover the home button with the metal shield and secure it with two phillips screws.
Theres a tiny contact pad that is mounted on the third phillips screw that was left on the home button cable. It need to be positioned underneath the cable on reassembly and secured with a phillips screw. Now we can connect the front assembly to the main body. Position the front assembly at a right angle to the main body aligning it to the top edge of the phone. Hold the assembly vertically and gently snap in all three connectors. CAUTION! It is very important not to force any of the connectors. All connectors are very fragile. At this point we can test the device. Reconnect the battery, and turn the phone on, if the start up graphics appears the replacement part is installed correctly. Hold the power button to turn the phone off, and confirm the shut down on screen. Replace the metal shield and secure it with four phillips screws. Replace another small metal shield covering the battery connector; secure it with two phillips screws.
Reconnect the fingerprint sensor. Replace the small connector bracket over top.
Close the phone starting at the top and gently squeeze around the perimeter until the front assembly snaps in place. Replace two pentalobe screws at the bottom. and we are done!
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To begin press and hold the power button to turn off the laptop and disconnect the power cord.
Now we can remove the bezel. Start from the left side. Gently pulling the inner edge of the bezel away from the glass. Once the edge is unsnapped go around the perimeter unsnapping the tabs at the top, right side and the bottom. Put the bezel aside.
Using a phillips screwdriver remove four screws holding the LCD panel. Two screws at the top and two more screws at the bottom. Place the LCD on the keyboard. Gently peel off the clear tape securing the video connector. Open the connector’s bracket. Disconnect the video cable. Discard the old panel.
At this point the new LCD can be installed.
Take the new LCD screen and place it on the keyboard. Using both hands reconnect the video cable. Close the connector’s bracket. Secure it with a clear tape.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any of the connectors. You must not twist or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Make sure that the video cable stays in the correct position and lift the screen up aligning it with its mounting holes. Replace the four phillips screws. One in each corner. Replace the bezel. Start from the top. Press firmly snapping the
tabs back in place, than move down pushing the bezel to the bottom side. Turn the laptop over and make sure that the bezel is snapped in near the hinge cover.
Press the power button and if the start up graphics appears the LCD screen is installed correctly, and we are done!
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This is a guide on replacing the front assembly on the Apple iPhone X.
For the installation process we’ll need the following tools:
- Heat Gun
- Plastic pick
- Tweezers
- Suction cup
- Small tri-wing screwdriver
- Small flat screwdriver
- Small phillips screwdriver
The front assembly consists of the frame, the glass digitizer and the LCD screen. You will need to replace the entire front assembly if any of these components are broken.
Turn the phone off by holding the power and the Up-volume buttons and confirm the shut down on screen.
Remove two pentalobe screws at the bottom of the phone.
Use a heat gun to warm the adhesive around the perimeter of the iPhone. Place a suction cup near the bottom edge and while providing some tension insert a plastic pick between the display assembly and the main body. Gently move the plastic pick around the perimeter separating the display assembly from the main body. Please note, there are cables located near the right edge of the phone and there are hooks at the top edge holding the display assembly. Keeping that in mind unlatch the top edge and open the phone to the right side.
Now we have access to the connector shield. Using a Tri-wing screw driver carefully remove 5 screws securing the large shield. Remove the shield.
Using a plastic pick open the battery connector and bend the lead away. Next pick open the front speaker and sensors connector, the touch digitizer connector and the LCD connector. Separate the screen assembly from the main body. We will be replacing the waterproofing adhesive, so all of the original adhesive needs to be removed from the edge of the phone. Use a plastic pick to clean out the adhesive from the edge.
The replacement display assembly does not contain the front speaker and sensors, we will be transferring them from the original display. Remove three tri-wing screws and unfold the speaker. Using a plastic pick carefully pick out the sensors from its placement and separate the entire garland from the display.
Take out the new assembly and place the sensors in their appropriate locations, fold over the speaker and replace the three tri-wing screws.
The waterproofing adhesive comes on convenient plastic sheets cut to the shape of the edge of the phone. Remove the backing plastic of the adhesive shape. Apply the shape to the perimeter of the phone and press the adhesive into place. Carefully begin removing the plastic making sure that the adhesive stays on the perimeter of the phone.
Put the new display assembly to the right edge of the phone and reconnect the touch digitizer connector, the LCD connector, then the front speaker and sensors connector. Carefully reconnect the battery connector. At this point the new display can be tested, put the display down and press the power button. The start up graphics appears and we can shut down the phone.
Replace the large connector shield and secure it with 5 tri-wing screws.
To properly close the display keep the position of the top edge latches in-mind and start by latching the top edge. Then firmly press around the perimeter of the phone snapping the display assembly in-place.
Replace two pentalobe screws near the lighting connector. Turn the phone on and we're done!
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Step by step detailed guide on iPhone SE disassembly and reassembly and screen replacement (front assembly: LCD, Glass Digitizer, Frame)
The front assembly consists of the frame, the glass digitizer and the LCD screen. You will need to replace the entire front assembly if any of these components are broken.
Turn the phone off by holding the power and the up-volume buttons and confirming the shut down on screen.
Remove two pentalobe screws at the bottom of the phone. Use a heat gun to warm the adhesive around the perimeter
of the iPhone. Place a suction cup just above the home button. Insert a plastic pick between the display assembly and the main body. Gently move the plastic pick around the perimeter separating the display assembly from the main body. Once separation is achieved open the phone to a right angle.
Now we have access to the small metal shield which secures the battery connector and two front assembly connectors. The shield is held in place with four phillips screws. Most screws in this iPhone are different sizes so you’ll need to keep in mind the position of each screw. Using a phillips screwdriver remove the four screws. Remove the metal shield. Use a plastic pick do disconnect the battery and bend its lead away.
Next step is to open the camera connector at the top of the iPhone. The connector is secured with another small metal shield. Remove three phillips screws holding the shield in place. Unfortunately in this case the third phillips screw is completely stripped, but we are still able to bend it away to disconnect the connector. Using a plastic pick open the three connectors attaching the display assembly and set the main body aside.
Now we have to transfer some important components from the old front assembly onto the new one. Namely:
The Front camera and the speaker box, the big LCD shield and the home button.
Start with the home button. There are four tri-wing screws that hold a small metal shield in place. Remove the screws and put the shield aside. Using a plastic pick open the home button connector. Using a plastic pick gently pry off the glued flex cable. Remove the home button.
Next step is to remove the upper metal shield which is covering the speaker box ribbon cable with the front camera and the proximity sensors. Remove the three phillips screws. Set the shield aside. Remove two screws holding the speaker box. Set the speaker aside.
Remove another phillips screw and using a plastic pick gently separate the ribbon cable with the front camera and the proximity sensors from the frame.
Set it aside.
Now we can remove the big metal shield. There are three tri-wing screws on the right side and three tri-wing screws on the left side.
Remove the screws. Using plastic pick detach the big metal shield from the flex cables underneath. Set it aside. Set aside the old screen assembly.
At this stage we are ready to transfer these components onto the new front assembly. Take the new replacement part and place it on the desk. Press down the front assembly cables and cover them with the big metal shield. Replace six tri-wing screws. Three on the left side, and three on the right side.
Take the ribbon cable and carefully guide each component into its slot. Replace the one phillips screw. Replace the speaker box. Secure it with a two phillips screws at the bottom. Guide the camera into its slot and cover it with the small metal shield. Secure the shield with three phillips screws.
Next step is to replace the home button. Insert the button with its cable into the hole from the front. Make sure that the home button cable goes under the connector. Reconnect it to the front assembly. Cover the button and its connector with the small metal shield and secure it with four tri-wing screws.
This is the waterproofing adhesive, it comes in convenient plastic sheets shaped to the perimeter of the phone. Separate the back-plastic and apply the shape to the perimeter of the phone. Remove the second back-plastic sheet. Then carefully remove the remaining strips of plastic, making sure that the adhesive is positioned properly on the edge.
Do the same actions in the reverse order to reassemble.
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Step by step detailed guide on iPhone XS Max disassembly and reassembly and screen replacement (front assembly: LCD, Glass Digitizer, Frame)
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This is a guide on replacing the front assembly on the Apple iPhone Xs Max.
For the installation process we’ll need the following tools:
- Heat Gun
- Plastic pick
- Tweezers
- Small tri-wing screwdriver
- Small flat screwdriver
- Small phillips screwdriver
The front assembly consists of the frame, the glass digitizer and the LCD screen. You will need to replace the entire front assembly if any of these components are broken.
Turn the phone off by holding the power and the Up-volume buttons and confirm the shut down on screen.
Remove two pentalobe screws at the bottom of the phone.
Use a heat gun to warm the adhesive around the perimeter of the iPhone. Place a suction cup near the bottom edge and while providing some tension insert a plastic pick between the display assembly and the main body. Gently move the plastic pick around the perimeter separating the display assembly from the main body. Please note, there are cables located near the right edge of the phone and there are hooks at the top edge holding the display assembly. Keeping that in mind unlatch the top edge and open the phone to the right side.
Now we have access to the connector shields. Using a Tri-wing screw driver carefully remove 4 screws securing the large shield. Remove the shield.
Next remove the tri-wing screws securing the smaller connector shield. Remove the shield.
Using a plastic pick open the battery connector and bend the lead away. Next pick open the touch digitizer connector, the LCD connector and the front speaker and sensors connector. Separate the screen assembly from the main body. We will be replacing the waterproofing adhesive, so all of the original adhesive needs to be removed from the edge of the phone. Use tweezers to pick out the adhesive from the edge.
This is the replacement display assembly, it does not contain the front speaker and sensors, we will be transferring them from the original display. Remove three tri-wing screws and unfold the speaker. Using a plastic pick carefully pick out the sensors from its placement and separate the entire garland from the display. Theres a small round gasket underneath that can also be transferred.
Take out the new assembly and transfer the small round gasket. Place the sensors in their appropriate locations, fold over the speaker and replace the three tri-wing screws.
The waterproofing adhesive comes on convenient plastic sheets cut to the shape of the edge of the phone. Remove the backing plastic of the adhesive shape. Apply the shape to the perimeter of the phone and using a plastic pick press the adhesive into place. Carefully begin removing the adhesive making sure that it stays on the perimeter of the phone.
Put the new display assembly to the right edge of the phone and reconnect the touch digitizer connector, the LCD connector, then the front speaker and sensors connector. Carefully reconnect the battery connector. At this point the new display can be tested, put the display down and press the power button. The start up graphics appears and we can shut down the phone.
Replace the small connector shield and secure it with three tri-wing screws. Replace the large connector shield and secure it with 4 tri-wing screws.
To properly close the display keep the position of the top edge latches in-mind and start by latching the top edge. Then firmly press around the perimeter of the phone snapping the display assembly in-place.
Replace two pentalobe screws near the lighting connector. Remove the protective film and we're done!
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This is a guide on replacing an LCD and a touch screen on a
Lenovo IdeaaPad Flex 14 inch.
To begin turn off the laptop by holding the power slider on the side for 5 seconds and disconnect the power cord.
Flip the screen over into a tablet mode and place the laptop down on the keyboard.
Using a plastic pick tool separate the bottom screen cover.
Remove four phillips screws holding the bottom edge of the display assembly.
The display assembly is held in-place with two strips of double-sided adhesive, and there are two plastic pull tabs that should theoretically allow you to pull the glue out, by carefully stringing it along like stuck-on chewing gum from under the table. Unfortunately this official method almost never works on used devices because the adhesive hardens over time and becomes brittle.
Luckily the adhesive itself is very susceptible to heat, so we will use a heat gun, but you can use a typical hair dryer. Begin warming up the back cover, making sure that the surface of warm to the touch but not burning.
Insert a plastic pick into the edge and move it up to the top corner fo the display assembly to apply some tension on adhesive and continue heating the back cover. Grab a second plastic pick and insert it in the corner as you continue to separate the top edge.
Use the plastic picks as wedges while heating the adhesive. Separate the top edge and keep it wedged with picks. Continue heating the back cover making sure that heat is being evenly spread. Gently move both picks along two edges to the bottom of the display, and separate out the display assembly.
The two long and odd shaped strips of adhesive are left on the original LCD.
Next we will remove top edge hardware: microphones, camera and light sensors.
Using a plastic pick carefully extract the microphone board, then webcam board and the connectors board all together as one piece. Gently peel off the flex cable and set the whole garland away from the LCD.
Using a plastic pick lift the clear tape securing the video connector and using both hands disconnect the video connector from the LCD. Peel protective tape from the touchscreen connector and disconnect it.
At this point the new screen can be installed. Place the assembly at the bottom edge and reconnect the touch connector, secure it with tape. Align the video cable and using both hands plug it into the LCD and secure the clear tape.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any connectors. As well you must not twist or slant the connector when plugging it in.
Place the auxiliary cable into the channel guides. Stretch the flex cable over the LCD and place the connector board into its spot on the display assembly. Align the securing tape to its respective spot. Replace the webcam assembly, then replace the final microphone board. Secure all tape and flex cables back to the LCD. Stretch the main flex cable taught from the connector board all the way down the LCD making sure the slack of the cable is at the bottom edge.
Your new display is likely to come with no adhesive. We offer standard double-sided tape for such repairs on our site. You would need to place new adhesive on the LCD and make sure to remove any old adhesive from the back cover before reinstalling the new screen.
Insert the top edge of the display assembly into the back cover, clip in the sides and the bottom corners. Place the display into tablet mode and using a super fine microfibre cloth apply pressure to the display along the edges to catch the adhesive.
Replace the four phillips screws. Replace the bottom plastic cover. Reconnect the power, turn on the laptop, and we're done!
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This is an Acer Aspire 5 A515-54-52BQ step-by-step screen replacement guide tutorial.
For the replacement process we’ll need the following tools:
- X-acto knife
- Small Phillips screwdriver
- Plastic pick
- Metal pick
- Heat gun
- Tweezers
To begin turn the laptop off by pressing and holding the power button. Disconnect the power cord.
Start removing the bezel. Insert the pick between plastic and glass and gently separate the bezel. Using both hands go around the perimeter unsnapping the tabs underneath. Separate the hinge
cover. Open the laptop fully and remove the bezel.
The LCD screen is glued to the plastic cover. We need a Heat Gun to soften the glue.
Warm up the left and right sides of the top cover. Using plastic pick start gently separating the LCD screen. Use the Heat Gun repeatedly on both sides to make sure the glue is soft. Separate the
LCD screen and place it on the keyboard. Use an X-acto knife to remove exess pieces of glue.
Use a metal pick or knife to peel off the clear tape securing the video cable. Use Tweezers to open the
connector’s bracket. Disconnect the video cable. Discard the old LCD screen.
Take the new LCD screen and place it on the keyboard. Reconnect the video cable. Close the
connector’s bracket. Secure it with a clear tape.
CAUTION! It is very important not to force any connectors. As well you must not twist or slant the connector when plugging it in
Lift the screen up. Before we continue it is better to check if the screen is working. Press the
power button and if start up graphics appears we can finish the installation process. Turn the laptop off.
Replace the bezel. Start from the bottom closing the hinge cover. Then go around the perimeter snapping the tabs back in place. Close the laptop and make sure that the bezel is in place at the bottom of the screen.
Turn the laptop on. And we are done!


