Introduction
Tools
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Locate the four screws at the bottom of the device. (Note that the keyboard attachment is missing from this device.)
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Use a Philips head #0 screwdriver to remove each of the screws (Size: 4mm)
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Gently wedge the plastic opening tool in between where the display and back panel meet.
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Slowly and gently apply force to the plastic opening tool in a downwards motion to loosen the front panel from the back panel.
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Rotate the device so that the side is facing up and repeat the previous step for the sides.
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Do NOT attempt to wedge the plastic opening tool on the bottom . Once the sides and top are loose you are ready to continue to the next step.
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Gently and slowly pull the front and back panel away from each other (in opposite directions). ( Pulling them apart will not separate the two panels)
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Only separate the panels by a few inches from each other so that there is room to separate the front and back panel in the next step. Proceed to the next step.
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Hold the back panel firmly and pull the front panel upwards to completely separate the front panel from the back panel.
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The device is now ready to be repaired or replacements installed.
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Unscrew the two 2mm zero insertion force connectors. Slide aside the white wires to properly unscrew.
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Use a pair of tweezers to pull up the yellow colored display cable connector.
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Pull it to the direction of the cable.
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Glue is attached at the edges. Apply force to the sides of the tablet. Separate the digitizer from the body of the tablet.
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Replace the old screen with a new one.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
One comment
Hello… How to know if it is the digitizer or the screen that is broken? .. thanks