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Introduction |
| This guide teaches users how to replace a faulty display on an Acer Chromebook CB3-431-C5EX. The display is essential to using the Chromebook because it allows the user to interact with the device visually. | | | The display may need to be replaced if it no longer shows a full image, it has been punctured or shattered, or otherwise no longer functions properly. This process requires no special skills beyond the ability to operate a screwdriver and a pry tool. | | | The following tools are required, or suggested for completing this process | | | * An iFixit opening tool (required) | | * A Phillips #0 screwdriver (required) | | * A table or other flat working area (suggested) | | * A well lit room (suggested) | | === Safety Tips === | | * To avoid unintentional contact with internal wiring, be cautious when replacing the display. | | * If the broken display is shattered, follow this guide to prep it for safe removal before beginning the replacement steps: [guide|103487] | * Be sure to unplug the device, and remove the battery before starting the repairs: [link|https://edu.ifixit.com/project-safety?rq=esd#disconnect-power-sources|Disconnect power sources] | | === Additional Tips === | | * Before replacement begins, troubleshoot the laptop to be sure the display issues are not a symptom of another problem with the device, such as a depleted battery: [link|https://www.pcworld.com/article/426808/how-to-replace-a-broken-laptop-screen.html|Pre-repair toubleshooting] | | * Before discarding the replaced parts in the trash, consider that some large US retailers have programs to recycle old devices: [link|https://www.dell.com/learn/us/en/uscorp1/corporate_corp-comm_dellcorpwebpage/items-reconnect|Dell Recycling Program] & [link|https://www.bestbuy.com/site/services/recycling/pcmcat149900050025.c?id=pcmcat149900050025|Best Buy Recycling Program] |
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