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This guide will take you through the steps of removing the touchscreen.
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Locate the bay door for the battery on the left side of the laptop.
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Slide the latch to the right and then down to unlock it.
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Pull out the battery.
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Remove the four hinge screws from the back of the computer.
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Open the laptop and remove the four indicated screws with a Phillips size 0 screwdriver.
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Pry off the plastic strip which was previously held in place by the screws.
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Remove the four hinge screws to allow the hinges to rotate up and move.
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Remove 16 screws from the top of the closed laptop.
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12 Phillips size 1 screws
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2 Phillips size 0 screws
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2 Torx size 6 screws (T6)
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Gently break the adhesive seal between the front and rear display cases with a plastic opening tool.
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Pull the top halve of the casing up revealing the inside of the screen
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The top half of the case can be removed by sliding the tabs out from under the hinges.
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This makes unplugging the screen wiring much easier
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There are 4 wires that need to be unplugged to remove the screen.
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For the first wire, peel back the silver cover tape to reveal the connection.
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Pull the wiring away from the connection to release it.
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Remove the 3 strips of black tape as shown to reveal connections 2 and 3.
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Pull the wiring for each away from the connections to remove.
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The 4th connection is already visible.
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Using a plastic opening tool, lift the screen as shown from the case and pull free.
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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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This guide is good for replacing the LCD screen, but it is not complete for the touchscreen panel, which requires some more delicate and precise steps. I think the title of the guide needs to be changed.
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