Introduction
This repair will be needed in circumstances where the screen on your laptop stops working properly. If software adjustments do not fix the issue, replacing the display with a new screen should correct the display issue.
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Turn the laptop upside down and position it as shown in the image.
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Slide the locking switch towards the open lock picture.
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Hold the release switch in the unlocked position while simultaneously pushing the battery away from the laptop.
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Once the laptop is disengaged, completely remove the battery from the laptop.
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Pry the six black rubber protectors out of the screw holes.
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Remove all six of the 4mm Phillips #0 screws that were covered by the rubber protectors.
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Separate the plastic screen casing from the laptop lid by inserting a plastic opening tool. Complete this step around the top and along both sides of the screen.
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Remove the two 4mm Phillips #0 screws located at the top that fasten the screen bracket to the laptop.
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Separate the bracket and the screen from its original position within the lid of the laptop.
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Remove the four 4mm Phillips #0 screws on the sides of the bracket that hold the LCD screen.
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Detach the video cable that is attached to the laptop from the back of the screen.
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Disconnect the camera connector from the circuit board to completely free the screen.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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