Things You will Need:
- A Phillips Screw Driver
- A Pen knife or other small knife
Now Onward:
Turn Your Laptop Off
Turn your laptop off and unplug the adapter. Next, flip the laptop over and slide the battery latch to remove the battery. After flipping the laptop over, go ahead and pull the battery out Now turn the laptop over and open the screen to a normal viewing position. Then use a pen knife or your finger nail to remove the plastic or rubber screws along the inside or outside edge of your laptop. Once you have removed the plastic or rubber screws, unscrew all screws. And then pull the screen frame away from LCD screen. Begin From The bottom center and work towards the edges. If you encounter any problems, use the slide latch to remove the frames. Once you've gotten the frames out of the way, t lean the LCD screen towards you at least three inches and remove the screen.
Remove the Screws from the Metal Brackets
Next, remove the screws from the metal brackets on either side of the LCD screen. Next, go ahead and place the LCD monitor flat against the keyboard.Now disconnect the video cable at the back of the LCD screen. After disconnecting the video cable go ahead and unscrew the the inverter cable screw. This should be near the video cable connection.After that, disconnect the inverter cable connector from the LCD screen. Once you've disconnected the inverter cable, replace the old LCD monitor and replace it with the new one.
Then connect both the video and invertor cables to the LCD monitor. After the connection, slide the LCD screen into the laptop lid And then snap the LCD frame into place.Finally, screw the frame back into place.
Turn Your Laptop Off
Turn your laptop off and unplug the adapter. Next, flip the laptop over and slide the battery latch to remove the battery. After flipping the laptop over, go ahead and pull the battery out Now turn the laptop over and open the screen to a normal viewing position. Then use a pen knife or your finger nail to remove the plastic or rubber screws along the inside or outside edge of your laptop. Once you have removed the plastic or rubber screws, unscrew all screws. And then pull the screen frame away from LCD screen. Begin From The bottom center and work towards the edges. If you encounter any problems, use the slide latch to remove the frames. Once you've gotten the frames out of the way, t lean the LCD screen towards you at least three inches and remove the screen.
Remove the Screws from the Metal Brackets
Next, remove the screws from the metal brackets on either side of the LCD screen. Next, go ahead and place the LCD monitor flat against the keyboard.Now disconnect the video cable at the back of the LCD screen. After disconnecting the video cable go ahead and unscrew the the inverter cable screw. This should be near the video cable connection.After that, disconnect the inverter cable connector from the LCD screen. Once you've disconnected the inverter cable, replace the old LCD monitor and replace it with the new one.
Then connect both the video and invertor cables to the LCD monitor. After the connection, slide the LCD screen into the laptop lid And then snap the LCD frame into place.Finally, screw the frame back into place.
Related: How To Fix An LCD Monitor With No Picture
That's a wrap on "How To Swap An Old Laptop LCD Screen With A New One." Hopefully you will find this tutorial a breeze as you fix your LCD screen.
That's a wrap on "How To Swap An Old Laptop LCD Screen With A New One." Hopefully you will find this tutorial a breeze as you fix your LCD screen.
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