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Dell Latitude E5470 LCD Panel Replacement (Display, not display assembly)

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Dell Latitude E5470 LCD Panel Replacement (Display, not display assembly)

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How to replace the LCD panel for Dell Latitude E5470 Laptop

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    1. Dell Latitude E5470 LCD Panel Replacement (Display, not display assembly), Bottom cover removal: step 1, image 1 of 2 Dell Latitude E5470 LCD Panel Replacement (Display, not display assembly), Bottom cover removal: step 1, image 2 of 2
      • Loosen the 8 screws on the bottom cover. The screws will remain in the casing, they do not come out all the way.

      • Insert the pick or spudger between the upper and lower casing to release the plastic clips.

      • Attention needed: The clips are easily broken.

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    2. Dell Latitude E5470 LCD Panel Replacement (Display, not display assembly), Disconnect the battery: step 2, image 1 of 1
      • To disconnect the battery, pull gently upwards on the tab connector.

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    3. Dell Latitude E5470 LCD Panel Replacement (Display, not display assembly), Remove the LCD Bezel: step 3, image 1 of 1
      • Using a pick or spudger, gently insert between the LCD back-cover and bezel to release the clips.

      • The bezel is also glued to the LCD panel.

      • Remove slowly to avoid tearing or damaging any components underneath.

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    4. Dell Latitude E5470 LCD Panel Replacement (Display, not display assembly), Removing the LCD panel: step 4, image 1 of 1
      • Remove the 4 Philips screws securing the panel.

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    5. Dell Latitude E5470 LCD Panel Replacement (Display, not display assembly), Remove the LCD Connector: step 5, image 1 of 3 Dell Latitude E5470 LCD Panel Replacement (Display, not display assembly), Remove the LCD Connector: step 5, image 2 of 3 Dell Latitude E5470 LCD Panel Replacement (Display, not display assembly), Remove the LCD Connector: step 5, image 3 of 3
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      • Remove the LCD paneland lay it flat on the keyboard.

      • You will be able to see the connector on the back of the LCD panel secured with some adhesive tape and a metal connector.

      • Udsing the tweezers, slowly lift the tape away to reveal the blue sticky protector. Removing the blue pad to see the metal connector underneath.

      • Using a spudger, lift the front of the connector up (highlighted by the white arrow).

      • Pull the cable back to release the cable from the connector.

      • To reassemble, follow the steps in reverse.

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Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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Your presentation is perfect

sachida1986niit - Reply Share

Thanks very much :)

Harvey - Reply Share

Hello, will this model with touch screen work with non touch replacement LCD?

cellularcircuit - Reply Share

Damaged touch lcd and was not using touch , want to save some $ by installing not touch lcd..

cellularcircuit - Reply Share

Thanks - seems that little piece of blue sticky protector was my whole problem, months of a flickering screen, that was temporarily fixed upon pressing on the bottom of the bezel. Upon opening up the screen, it was crooked. So I straightened it, put things back together, and the flickering seems to be gone. Cross my fingers!

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