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Display problems can be caused by a cracked screen. Cracks can appear as jagged lines or look like a spider's web. These cracks can affect just a portion of your display or disable your display completely. Follow this guide to replace your screen and restore your display.
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Power off and unplug your laptop, then turn it over.
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Slide the battery release latch all the way to the right. This will cause the battery to "pop" out slightly.
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Remove the battery from its compartment.
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Place your laptop in the upright and open position.
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Remove the four 4mm Phillips #00 screws from the four corners of the display.
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Gently pry the front bezel away from the screen and back bezel with an opening tool.
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Remove the six 6mm Phillips #00 screws across the top of the screen and the four 6mm Phillips #00 screws at the bottom of the screen.
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Remove the top bracket by pulling upwards on the tabs.
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Remove the four 3mm Phillips #00 screws from the sides of the screen.
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With the screen free, tilt it gently forward to reveal the display data cable.
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Unplug the display data cable by peeling off the clear sticker covering its connector, then pulling this connector out of its socket.
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Remove the two side brackets from the sides of the screen by removing the six 3mm Phillips #00 screws attaching it. There are three screws on either side of the screen.
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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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