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Disassembling the monitor allows for replacement of various internal components such as the charging port, screen, speaker, or antenna.
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Using the plastic opening tool, remove screen protector from front of monitor.
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Remove the six 4mm screws using a Phillips #00 screwdriver.
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Remove the screen, exposing the circuit board.
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Turn device over to expose rear circuit board.
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Disconnect speaker from monitor for ease of access by unplugging wire.
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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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Great walkthrough. One suggestion i have is to make sure to remove the battery before doing any of the disassembly. Great guide!
Any idea where I could buy a replacement screen though? I just dropped mine and the screen is broken. The front plastic is still undamaged.
I bought a Sharp LQ035NC111 LCD Display eBay for $8.46 and it did the trick
Do you know where I could buy a replacement screen for this device? I just dropped mine and the only damage that I can see is a crack in the LCD that is making the image almost entirely unviewable.
I replaced mine with a “3.5" Inch QVGA 240x320 TFT Color LCD Display Module LQ035NC111 54pin” I found on ebay for $8.81, works great.
