In the life of the user, at times black bars come. More specifically, for some reason, sometimes beyond our control, the laptop display may fail. The reason can be mechanical damage (when the laptop falls), and software (general malfunctions of the machine). One way or another, replacing the display pours out a decent amount.
Necessary
Small “+” screwdriver, thin knife or fountain pen
Instructions
Step 1
In order to change the laptop display yourself, you will need to perform several steps. The most important thing in this case is to successfully disassemble. And it will be much easier to assemble by remembering all the steps taken during disassembly. First you need to prepare some tools: a thin "+" screwdriver and a thin knife, or a fountain pen.
Step 2
Turn off and unplug the laptop. Turn it over and remove the battery. This is to prevent the laptop from being constantly turned on.
Step 3
Open the laptop and place a soft cloth over the keyboard. When removing the monitor, be sure not to damage it. You will also lay your new monitor on this fabric.
Step 4
Use a sharp object and remove any rubber rivets from the laptop screen panel.
Step 5
Use a screwdriver to unscrew all fasteners for the laptop display. Put them in the same order as you filmed them.
Step 6
Detach the plastic panel from the laptop screen. Be careful as the panel is made of thin plastic.
Step 7
Take a screwdriver and unscrew the side connections on the laptop screen.
Step 8
Gently pull out the laptop display and place it on a soft cloth over the keyboard.
Step 9
Disconnect the video cable and power cable. The laptop display has been removed. Install the new display in reverse order.
