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Introduction
Most=== Typically, screens will last '''at least ''thirty years''''' before they die! ===
Sadly, they often go to waste. While the rest of your old computer may be totally obsolete, that screen is still in its ''adolescence'' and has ''decades'' of potential service-life remaining.
In this guide, You’ll learn how to reclaim the use of your laptop’s screen, so it can continue to serve you for decades to come.
== Overview: ==
=== Phase 1: Fully Disassembly the Macbook Pro ===
=== Phase 2: Video Control Board ===
• Identifying your LCD model,
== Important Notes: ==
• This guide’s author has done this build a half dozen times, with a half-dozen different recycled screens. The photos in this guide were taken at various times from different instances. Thus, some photos may have “plot holes” or minor inconsistencies with the continuity.
• Purchasing the appropriate LCD Control Board online.
• This guide requires you to be competent in wood-shop and/or metal working. ''(Any highshool graduate who took at least a year of ‘Shop classes will do fine!)''
+ Wait for it to arrive through the mail.
=== Phase 3: Component placement ===
• Figure out where you’ll mount the components of your video control board
(with particular attention paid to the main video control board and its physical thickness)
• Cut the aluminium topcase to shape
=== Phase 4: Joining the main body pieces ===
• Identify good places for your rivets
• Rivet the back of the LCD panel to the topcase
=== Phase 5: Minor cuts to the metal to mount everything. ===
• Cutting the frame where the display cable plugs into the LCD
• Cutting the back panel to allow the Video Control Board to be recessed back
• Drilling holes for the menu buttons, and mounting the menu board.
• Optional: removing the screen hinge mountpoints
=== Phase 6: Assembly, testing ===
=== Phase 7: VESA mounting ===
• This guide assumes you have a competent understand of computer building/repair, use of power tools, shop safety, etc. Wear safety gloves when cutting metal. Wear eye protection. Don’t be stupid.