Casio fx-9750GII Screen Replacement

Written By: YORK-CHEN-F21SEG[2]
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Casio fx-9750GII Screen Replacement

Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

7

Time Required

25 - 45 minutes

Introduction

This guide will walk you through step-by-step instructions on how to change a broken or damaged screen of your Casio fx-9750GII graphing calculator.

A display screen shows the output of what is being input into the device through the keys. A damaged screen would display distorted prints from the calculator.

Before beginning this repair, make sure to take out the DC batteries at the back of the graphing calculator. Take extra precaution if screen appears to be shattered or broken. Put on rubber gloves to protect your hands if needed.

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    • Turn off the calculator and flip it over so the backside is facing up.

    • Slide the battery door off and remove all of the batteries.

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    • Use a screwdriver to remove the screws from the back of the calculator.

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    • Carefully remove the screw from the battery slot.

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    • Remove the back case from the calculator.

    • Be careful of the spring that shows in the second picture. The spring is the convertor of the battery.

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    • Remove the screws from the motherboard.

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    • Separate the screen cable from the motherboard using tweezers.

    • Remove the calculator screen.

    • Replace the screen.

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    • Replace the board and back cover of the calculator, then install the batteries to test if the new screen works well.

Conclusion

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

Author

YORK-CHEN-F21SEG[2]

Member since: 19/09/21

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2 comments

thanks for the short description and pics. my screen cable appears to be soldered directly. I would help if you said more than "separate the screen cable from the motherboard" Perhaps add another pic or two of just that description? Are you breaking the wires? are you soldering on the new replacement board? are you taking off just the screen from that main 'calculator' electronics board?

Happy Zahn -

Where to get the new replacement screen?

Ahmed Farhat -