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Screen replacement (without frame)
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Remove the back panel, and unscrew everything to remove the second back panel. Some screw are longer than other. But I mixed them without issue. Here I saw the solution for the network issue: the little contacts between motherboard and screen were bended.
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I removed the battery, but I think it's not mandatory. If you do, be careful, it's very well glued, and there is some wires behind.
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Unplug all the connectors to the motherboard, included the two antennas The small flat ribbon in the corner is a little tricky, you have to switch the black part of the connector, not the white one like some other similar I saw before.
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Remove the jack connector, removes the lasts screws (mark the placement for later)
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Remove the motherboard, starting by the upper part: There is a last connector to unplug at the bottom, behind.
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Now, remove the old screen. It's glued, try to lift a corner, then with a plastic tool, unglue everything.
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Clean the glue inside the metal part.
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Put some adhesive (or some glue?) I used thin double-sided tape I had cut the right shape. the side of the screen are less than 1mm wide, it's hard to do here...
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Put the screen in the frame, and put everything back in place.
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Voila!
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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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