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• Remember before starting any disassembly, to prevent electric shock or harm, disconnect from any external power source and make sure device is powered off.
• Use the Jimmy tool to remove the screen bezel with a gentle prying motion.
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• Remove the four 3.0 mm screws in the four corners of the screen with a Phillips #1 screwdriver bit.
• While removing the screws, pry the screen off with an opening tool.
• If your screen is cracked, use caution, as there will be broken glass or sharp parts.
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• Lift screen off of top panel to reveal LCD power plug/connector.
• There will be a wire attaching the screen to the rest of the device.
• Remove the tape on the wire so you can unplug the connection, pulling upwards.
• Information about disposal of your damaged screen can be found at E-Waste Recycling
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