Screen removal How to remove lcd screen

• Remove the battery cover from the back side of the cell phone. Remove the battery from its compartment and set it aside.
• Use the screwdriver to remove the Phillips-head screws from the back panel of the cell phone. You may also need to remove the antenna from its retaining slot and remove it from the cell phone if you can
  
• Separate the back panel of the cell phone from the rest of the cell phone's body. Place the cell phone face up and then remove the cell phone's faceplate from the rest of the cell phone. This should leave the LCD screen, keypad and circuit board completely exposed.
  
• Tilt the LCD screen downward and then disconnect the LCD screen's ribbon cable from the LCD screen and set the screen aside.
  
• Repeat this procedure in reverse to replace the LCD screen and reassemble the cell phone.
  

A replacement screen maybe available from this WEB site.
www.lcdparts.net
The screen is removed by undoing the hinge screws, careful unclip the video connector from the motherboard.
Keep the screws together as you remove them so you will know which screws are needed to install when you fi the new LCD screen
Undo the screws that hold the bezel that surround the LCD screen, then remove the bezel (it may be also held in place with double sided tape).
When the bezel is removed the LCD screen is secured to the hinge assembly by more screws around the edge of the LCD screen.
When you install the new LCD screen, reverse the order you took in removing the LCD screen.
These WEB sites may assist you in repairing the LCD etc.

You will have to remove the plastic strip that is around the lcd screen. Normally there are little bumpers on the plastic strip that you have to remove because they hide screws under them. Remove the bumpers, remove the screws, they gently pry the plastic strip off.

The screen itself is secured on brackets by screws, so just remove the screws from the sides of the lcd screen that secures it to the bracket. Afterwards you can bring the lcd forward as if you are closing it and the screen will fall into your hand. You don't want the screen to fall all the way out too far because there is a cable in the back of it that you will have to remove. On some models you might have to remove the screws from the brackets at the four corners to get the screen out.

Replace with lcd screen with one that is designed for your laptop, otherwise you'll be sorry.

LOL, well you start by removing the rubber bumpers that are on the plastic strip that is around the screen. Once you remove them you will see screws that you will need to take off. One the screws are off you can remove the plastic strip by sliding your fingers inside where the scree meets the plastic strip and pry it alose from the hinges. Afterwards you start removing screws that hold the lcd screen in place. There will be screws on the sides, top and bottom. Once all the screws are removed lift the lcd screen out or you can tilt the lcd forward a little as if you are closing it and the screen will move forward into your hand. All you do next is remove the cable from the back of the lcd screen and remove the cable at the bottom of the lcd screen that goes into the lcd inverter. Now you're ready to put the new screen in.

A replacement screen maybe available from this WEB site.
www.lcdparts.net
The screen is removed by undoing the hinge screws, careful unclip the video connector from the motherboard.
Keep the screws together as you remove them so you will know which screws are needed to install when you fi the new LCD screen
Undo the screws that hold the bezel that surround the LCD screen, then remove the bezel (it may be also held in place with double sided tape).
When the bezel is removed the LCD screen is secured to the hinge assembly by more screws around the edge of the LCD screen.
When you install the new LCD screen, reverse the order you took in removing the LCD screen.
These WEB sites may assist you in repairing the LCD etc.
Replacing Display hinges

http://www.laptopparts101.com/display-screen-hinges/

Laptop repair info

http://www.laptoprepair101.com/

Hello
Here is the detail pictorial view of replacing screen of dv6000
http://www.insidemylaptop.com/remove-replace-lcd-screen-inverter-hp-pavilion-dv6000-laptop/
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Hello,

1. First remove the sticker in the large circle to reveal a screw. Then remove all three screws you can see. The front cover will now be loose and can be removed.
2. With the front cover removed you have access to the outer LCD screen. This is attached to the phone by a connector, This connector attaches like a plug and socket. Simply lift it up, away from the phone, to disconnect it.
   
3. Remove the screws in front of the phone,
4. Now lift the metal plate you have just removed the screws from to access the LCD screen. The LCD screen will be loose and can be lifted out.
5. You should now have the inner LCD screen removed. Reverse the whole procedure for reassembly.

take care

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

STEP 1.:-Turn off the laptop and remove the battery.There are no screws securing the screen bezel. Start separating the screen bezel from the display cover with your fingers.
STEP 2.:-Continue removing the screen bezel on the top.
STEP 3.:Remove bezel from the hinges.
STEP 4.The screen bezel has been removed.
STEP 5.:Remove six screws securing the LCD screen assembly.
STEP 6.:-Separate LCD screen assembly from the display cover.
STEP 7.:-Place the LCD screen assembly face down on the keyboard. Now you can access the back side of the screen and disconnect cables.
STEP 8.:-Disconnect the video cable connector from the LCD screen controller board.
STEP 9.:-Parts of the video cable could be glued to the screen. Unglue the cable.
STEP 10.:-Disconnect cable from the inverter board.
STEP 11.Remove the LCD screen assembly.If you are replacing the LCD screen you’ll have to transfer mounting brackets from the old screen to a new one.


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Go to Ebay, (Computers and Networking>PC Components>For Laptops and Notebooks>Screens,LCD Panels>Emachines D620)

Or here is a website I found,
http://www.screentekinc.com/eMachines_D620-5777--14.1-inch--1280x800-wxga-laptop-lcd-screen.shtml

Here is information on removing the old LCD screen,
http://www.sparepartswarehouse.com/LCD-Removal/laptop-lcd-screens-repair-removal-instructions.asp

Another one,
http://www.screentekinc.com/lcd-removal-instructions.shtml