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| - | [* black] The cables pull straight out of the connectors, towards the top edge of the device. Here you can see the obstacles to avoid: the cables and connectors, and the back-facing camera (which can stick up a bit). The WiFi antennas on the sides do not interfere. |
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| + | [title] Remove the Cables |
| + | [* black] The cables pull straight out of the connectors, towards the top edge of the device. Here you can see the obstacles to avoid: the cables and connectors, and the rear-facing camera (which can stick up a bit). The WiFi antennas on the sides do not interfere. |
| [* black] Notice the circled screw, which prevents there from being much adhesive, making for a good starting place for prying up the screen. | |
| + | [* black] From here, reassembly is essentially the opposite. I'm uncertain if you will need any additional adhesive to secure the replacement LCD / digitizer. |