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[title] removing LCD cable | |
[* black] Use a spudge to remove the tape/sticker. | |
[* icon_caution] Be very gentle and careful with this step because the connector is a hard-to-remove ribbon cable with a bunch of small cables. Ripping one of them will damage the ribbon cable, and will cause bad or no screen. | |
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+ | [* icon_note] It is recommended to use an IC extractor to remove the LCD connector (however, you can use two small flat-had screwdrivers, or tweezers to slide the connector out o the socket). |