BlackBerry 7105t LCD Replacement
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓How to replace the LCD and reassemble the Blackberry 7105t
What you need
Parts
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With the back of the device facing you, press down on the button while sliding the battery casing away from the speaker to remove it.
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Use a plastic opening tool or fingernails to unclip the two hinges of the speaker covering and remove it.
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Remove the battery by pushing against it from the right and then pulling towards you.
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Remove the four screws indicated in the picture with a #T6 Torx Bit screwdriver and set them aside.
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Use a plastic opening tool or your fingernails to remove the plastic backing.
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Start with the seam indicated in the picture and slide the plastic opening tool until the case is seperated.
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Unscrew the four screws indicated in the picture with #T6 Torx Bit screwdriver.
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Place the four screws released from the phone in a plastic bag.
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The black battery casing and logic board can now be separated for the following steps.
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The silver piece is not attached to the logic board in any way, and can be taken off by lifting it up with plastic opening tools.
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With the screen facing you, you will be able to see a small grey plastic clip.
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Use a plastic opening tool to unfasten the clip as shown.
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Flip the logic board over to the other side.
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Use a plastic opening tool unclip the top two clips shown in red, and then the bottom two clips. This releases the screen.
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Flip logic board over and remove screen.
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After removing the original screen, keep the logic board facing you the way it was.
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Take the new screen and slip the flexible piece of connecting circuitry under the grey plastic flap that you pried up in step 10.
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Push it gently but firmly until it does not move any further to the left, then close the grey flap.
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After this, the screen can be pushed down and clicked back into place.
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To reassemble the phone, reverse instructions.
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Handle the screen carefully as it is fragile.
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Push the screen gently but firmly until the connecting cable does not move any further to the left, then close the grey flap.
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Push the screen down until it clicks into place.
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Be sure to check that the white clips are aligned on each side before continuing.
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Reattach Keyboard.
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Flip phone over to the backside.
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Make sure black clips on the back of the logic board click and are aligned.
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Reattach the front and back covers starting with the front.
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Make sure side clips are not overlapping on the outside.
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Reattach speaker covering as shown.
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Using the Ipod opening tool, press the two clips on the top side of the speaker covering until they slip into the notch.
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Warning: The clips are fragile, do not apply excessive force.
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