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if the screen broken/scratched and needs to be replaced here is the guide. (only screwdrivers required).
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Remove ten 3mm screws from the back cover with a "T5" screwdriver.
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Remove the ribbons from both sides with a plastic iFixit opening tool.
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Remove the black wire that connects the screen to the motherboard by pulling up with a plastic iFixit opening tool.
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Disconnect the ribbon cable with a plastic iFixit opening tool by lifting up the black clip and pulling the white ribbon off.
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Pull aside the ribbon cable.
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Disconnect the wire that is connected to the wireless card with a plastic iFixit opening tool by lifting up slowly, then pulling the wires aside.
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Use a PH00 size screwdriver to remove the 8 screws that secure the battery.
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Six 3mm screws.
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Two 5mm screws.
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Insert a plastic iFixit opening tool in between the port and the wires to remove the battery cable.
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After removing the battery, start to remove the wireless wire and making it through the other wires connected under the battery.
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Remove the screws with a PH1 size screwdriver.
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Each side of the brackets that are holding the screen down are going to have two 3mm screws in each side.
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Open the laptop by separating the screen from the actual laptop and take it apart.
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That would be the guide to take off the upper DISPLAY ASSEMBLY, not the screen.
I was expecting you to bring iOpeners and get the actual glass LCD out …
But it’s a good guide.
Is there a way only the screen can be replaced on Dell XPS 13, not the entire display assembly. From what I have got so far, the entire panel above the keyboard is a single unit
