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If your device's screen display is distorted, cracked, flickers, or has tiny dots, replacing the screen will probably solve these issues.
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Turn over the laptop to view the underside.
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Use tweezers (or a similar tool) to slide the orange push pin. To release the battery, push it to the left.
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You can lift the battery up and out now.
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Position the laptop so you have a clear view of the front of the screen.
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Remove the two screw covers at the bottom sides of the screen casing using a flat tool.
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Remove the two 5.0 mm Phillips screws. They will be directly underneath the screw covers.
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Use a flat tool, to pry open along every side of the front casing of the screen.
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Remove the front casing.
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Remove the four 5.0 mm Phillips screws located next to every corner of the screen.
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After removing the screws, gently place the screen on top of the keyboard.
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Gently remove the tape that covers the connector cable, as highlighted in the first picture.
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With a flat tool, gently disconnect the connector cable from the damaged screen.
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Remove the four remaining 3.5 mm Phillips screws from the screen piece.
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The screen can be easily removed from its frame now.
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To reassemble your device, carefully follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, carefully follow these instructions in reverse order.
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