Need to swop lcd screen inside of my nw-hd1 , I have broken off the solders but at the bottom is like tape and don"t know have to remove it from broken screen

You can buy hinges on ebay at:

http://www.ebay.com

Just type your computer make and model in the search followed by lcd hinges.

If the hinges are broken where the lcd screen connects to the base of the laptop then you will have to remove the screws from the bottom of the laptop and remove the strip that is at the top of the keyboard to get to them.

If the hinges on the side of the lcd frame is broken then you will have to remove the plastic strip that is around the lcd screen. Remove the plastic or rubber bumpers on the plastic strip then you will see screws to remove to remove the plastic strip. Then you will see hinges and screws on the side of the lcd screen that you can remove. Once you have them removed you can lean the lcd lid forward so that it drops in your hand. Don't let it drop on the keyboard, just into your hand and not too far because there is a cable on the back of the lcd that you don't want to damage. The cable can be taken loose from from the lcd at the back near the top if you like. Sometimes there might be a piece of tape securing it. If the lcd screen does not come out then there are screws on the 4 corners that is securing it and the hinges.

If the unit is under warranty, get it replaced.
If not:
You've likely got a broken connection on the matrix for those pixels.
The controller in question will be directly above or below the black bar.
With skill and knowledge, these CAN be soldered back into place, but I even need a lighted magnifier or microscope to do these jobs these days (granted, my eyesight isn't what it used to be).
If the connection broke on the glass side however, this cannot be hand fixed, and the LCD will need to be replaced.
You can usually find out what connection is broken by lightly pressing on the contacts with a pencil eraser until the picture returns. This will at least tell you where you need to solder.
As a workaround, sometimes placing a piece of sponge or rubber inside the casing pressing against these contacts on the matrix controller can "band-aid fix" the issue (use tape to hold the sponge in place initially, but the casing should press against it once reassembled).
If you are going to attempt re-soldering the matrix controller, make sure you have a good liquid solder flux on hand, and de-soldering braid in case you bridge a connection.

This requires technical skills plase attempt this only if you know about electronics as there are many of the delicate components attached with the LCD screen in a digital camera.Open the camera carefully and do not touch or bank anything against it's lens senser inside as it might even detoriate the quality of the photos you take with the camera after replacing the LCD screen.Carefully remove any loose remains of the screen broken now apply solder carefully to the strip wire connecting to the screen boken with a de-solder wik to remove the connections from the main motherboard.Take out the broken screen and clean the terminals of the main motherboard with some alcoholic spirit or petrol to remove all dust and dirt from the terminals accumulated on them now take the new screen and solder the ribbon like wire on the terminals by applying minimal solder on each terminal with the soldering iron remember not to apply excess of solder on any of the terminals as they might get shorted with each other and will damage the camera as well as the new LCD screen replaced when powered on.If in any case you see any terminal shorted with one another then remove the excess solder with the help of de-solder wik or a hot air gun .Replace the screen by soldering each terminal carefully and now replace the cover and your camera is ready to click photos .BUT STILL I WOULD RECOMMEND YOU THE REPLACING ACTIVITY ONLY IF YOU ARE A TRAINED PERSONAL IN THE FIELD OF SOLDERING MICRO-ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS.

Also that use a soldering iron of 25watt or less as the heat might damage the delicate components

This requires technical skills plase attempt this only if you know about electronics as there are many of the delicate components attached with the LCD screen in a digital camera.Open the camera carefully and do not touch or bank anything against it's lens senser inside as it might even detoriate the quality of the photos you take with the camera after replacing the LCD screen.Carefully remove any loose remains of the screen broken now apply solder carefully to the strip wire connecting to the screen boken with a de-solder wik to remove the connections from the main motherboard.Take out the broken screen and clean the terminals of the main motherboard with some alcoholic spirit or petrol to remove all dust and dirt from the terminals accumulated on them now take the new screen and solder the ribbon like wire on the terminals by applying minimal solder on each terminal with the soldering iron remember not to apply excess of solder on any of the terminals as they might get shorted with each other and will damage the camera as well as the new LCD screen replaced when powered on.If in any case you see any terminal shorted with one another then remove the excess solder with the help of de-solder wik or a hot air gun .Replace the screen by soldering each terminal carefully and now replace the cover and your camera is ready to click photos .BUT STILL I WOULD RECOMMEND YOU THE REPLACING ACTIVITY ONLY IF YOU ARE A TRAINED PERSONAL IN THE FIELD OF SOLDERING MICRO-ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS.

Also that use a soldering iron of 25watt or less as the heat might damage the delicate components

Hello,

The support for the NW-HD1 can be viewed on next internet site:
http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/model-home.pl?mdl=NWHD1&LOC=3

Drivers for this player are available for operating system Windows 98SE upto Vista; see the Drivers & Software link.

How to operate the player:
Use the Manuals link for getting to the Quick Start and User Guide.
For media transfers Sonic Stage has to be installed: use the disk that came with the player or download the Drivers & Software.

When needing more help, just add a comment in this thread.

http://www.insidemylaptop.com/remove-lcd-screen-replace-inverter-board-acer-aspire-5100-laptop/
This is its contents without the pictures:


OK, let’s get inside the display assembly.
First of all, turn off the laptop, unplug AC adapter and remove the battery.
The screen bezel* has four screws hidden under for seals. Two rubber seals on the top of the bezel and two plastic seals on the bottom.
You can remove all four screw seals with a sharp object as it shown on the picture below. Glue removed seals somewhere on the bezel so they don’t get lost.
Remove four screws found under seals.
Start remove the screen bezel with your fingers. Proceed slowly while removing the bezel.
Carefully separate the display cover from the screen and access the LCD cable connector
You’ll have to unplug the LCD cable from the screen.
First, unglue the clear sticky tape securing the connection.
Second, unplug the LCD cable from the connector on the screen.
Here’s how you can remove the LCD screen.
Simply remove four screws securing the LCD screen to the display hinge. Remove four more screws from the other side of the screen.
Now you can remove and replace the LCD screen with a new LCD screen.
Put all the screws back in there places

You can not connect the HD1 to anything other than Sonic Stage. Very rigid system.

Hi,
Click Sony Accessories, write model number in search box and all is available there what you required for NW-HD1
Thank you.

Let me know part number of spares to help you further.

turn off the battery switch