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A damaged screen inhibits view and touchscreen functionality of the device. A screen replacement is necessary when the damage to the screen prevents the device from being used to its maximum capacity. When following this guide, be careful not to cause harm to any of the other internal components as they are very fragile.
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Remove the barcode covering the two screws on the lower back of the Leap Pad.
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Remove the two 5 mm screws that were covered by the sticker.
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Using a plastic opening tool, pry off the outer protective child proof casing, starting from the bottom.
A long flat-tip screwdriver can be used to push the tab out from the other side as they hook inwards towards the center. You can see the locations in the step 4 photo near the edges.
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Remove the 7 mm screw to the right of the cartridge dock, two 8 mm screws in the top left, and the nine 8 mm screws holding the the green shell.
My device had the 7mm screw to the right of the cartridge slot and the 2 to the left of the cartridge slot were also 7mm.
the other 9 were indeed 8mm,
Mike.
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Remove the hard plastic casing, exposing the motherboard and battery.
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Disconnect the battery using tweezers or your fingernails.
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The battery is glued down, if available put some isopropyl alcohol around the edges of the battery to soften the glue.
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Gently pry of the battery lose using a spudger or another thin prying tool.
This was extremely helpful, and easy to do!! Thank you so much! You saved the day!
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Disconnect the three wires that will be visible on top of the motherboard. The wires need to be disconnected by pulling them up vertically.
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Unscrew the five screws holding the motherboard into the housing.
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Lift the motherboard up exposing the fourth and final wire. Once you lift up the motherboard you will need to pull down on the wire to disconnect.
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Remove the side grips simply pulling them both vertically exposing eight screws.
from where can I purchase a display? How is the price?
Does any one know from where I can purchase a display?
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Using the screwdriver with the PH1 bit, unscrew all nine of the exposed screws holding the plastic base down and remove the base.
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Using the screwdriver with the PH00 bit, unscrew the twelve screws holding the screen casing down.
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Separate the screen from the casing and circuit board.
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Replace screen.
Where will I find a screen .. can you assist with a part number ?
Where can I buy the screen. Leap Frog told me they don’t sell them, they said to toss it….Help
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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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I need a source for the LCD screen. Anyone have a connection?
Where would i purchase the new screen?
You cannot get the screens. I had to get one from a parted device. Best you could try for is finding one the correct size with the connector in the proper place that is 50 pin.
I bought mine on eBay for 15.00.
Could you send the link to where you bought yours
What do you mean “remove and replace motherboard”? Do I need to buy a new motherboard??
Leapfrog says I have internal damage to my screen. How do I fix that? Buy a new tablet?
Where can I get a screen … and can someone assist with a part number .?
