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After removing the battery, motherboard, and speakers, you can access the screen. Through the use of a Phillips #00 bit and a black plastic spudger, we will show you how to remove the screen.
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Open media port cover at the top of the tablet.
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Use the Phillips #00 screwdriver to remove the 1 mm screw.
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Using the metal spudger, carefully pry open the back cover.
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Unplug the connection cord from the motherboard.
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Try to remove the battery by pulling on the blue tabs.
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If unsuccessful, use the black plastic spudger to gently break the glue bonds underneath and pull up to remove the battery.
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Remove all of the tape surrounding the motherboard.
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Starting with the 2 large connections use the plastic opening tool to gently pry on the connections and pop them out.
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Now, disconnect the two smaller black and red cords from the motherboard.
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Scrape away the small square sticker to reveal one small screw. Use the Phillips #00 screwdriver to remove the screw.
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Using the same screwdriver remove the other three screws on the motherboard.
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Using the small plastic tool, carefully pry the motherboard out of the device.
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Using a plastic spudger pry the square connection away from the screen.
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Using the Philips #00 head unscrew the screw holding in the small plate.
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Using the Philips #00 unscrew the remaining 4 screws along the two speakers.
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Using the plastic spudger gently pry the screen along the plastic clips.
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Once at least 1/2 of the screen is unclipped slide it out of the frame using hands.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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nice job people!
It worked! I’m very happy
nice job
Linh Pham
This helped out a lot, thanks
Fantastic set of instructions. Very much appreciated. Cheers very much!!
To replace just the digitiser glass, could I just disconnect the black digitiser ribbon shown in step 7 and then use a heat gun on the front and remove the glass that way? Then I would just need to slide the new ribbon cable through and seal, with no need to remove the motherboard, battery etc.
In theory i’m sure this would work, I might try it and give an update in a week or so once my part arrives.
So for glass only does the battery and motherboard need to come out?
thanks so much im soglad I don't have to use a mouse to type on my tablet anymore!!! what is thebest way to glue the battery though?
Is the LCD fused to the touch digitizer here? Wondering if I can just get the LCD, or need the complete assembly, because my touch layer still works, just the LCD is cracked
tout s’est bien passé remplacement effectué, mais il n’est absolument pas nécessaire de retirer la batterie, en fait en déconnectant la tresse façade et en enlevant toutes les vis, on peut tout sortir d’un coup, rien d’autre à débrancher.
La seule vis à ne pas oublier d’enlever c’est celle qui est sous le petit carré de papier collant à proximité de la prise USB
Si non beau travail mais à simplifier
That wasn’t too bad, all fixed!
Just try to get the pull tabs out straight and clean, otherwise having to manipulate the battery (which seems to bend easy!) can be worrying.
