Glass screen replace

So, your pot scatched the surface of your glas top?
Stop using those pots.
You can repair scatched glass with a very fine "sanding paper", similar to those used to repair the crystal of a watch or reading glass but you should get help form someone who really knows what he is doing

We do not do projection TVs, but I have a good understanding of how they work and there's no risk - if anything - if you use a glass replacement.

it may not be a good idea simply because the glass used for TV shielding is specially designed to not reflect as much as regular glass, it is usually harder (tempered) etc., but as far as health or other similar concerns - you can probably go with any glass you can fit there or no glass at all.

Plasma TVs are more special in this regard and shouldn't be used without the front protectve glass.

See http://blog.coppelltvrepair.com/2012/08/how-to-fix-cracked-or-scratched-glass.html .

It is very difficult NOT to break the glass when taking it out. You would need a specially made flat hook tool to get in behind the backing plate to lever it off. They usually only clip into place. Price a replacement mirror and back plate. For the cost it might be cheaper just to shattering the old one and replace it once the motor is repaired.

No!!!
You will run the risk of break the rest of the glas....
get it replaced or replace it your self...

Range/Stove/ Oven Door Glass Replacement
http://www.fixya.com/support/r4391163-range_stove_oven_door_glass_replacement

heatman101

most of the newer quarter glasses are urethaned in place and should be replaced by a glass shop because of special tools needed

There is a plastic cover over the LCD. Is only the cover broken? The plastic cover is easily replaceable.
But there is also a sheet of glas over the LCD. This is a part of the LCD assy and cannot be replaced without replacing the entire LCD.

Pliglas does not inhibit microwaves. Generally, even the glass door isn't protection either. A special film, usually a polymer, is applied to the inside of the glass. The 'film' looks like a black or gray 'screen' with little holes in it.
Answer: DON'T DO IT!

Un fortuity you will have to replace the glass & screen for your system. I know you would like to hear that you could replace the glass. Depending on your area you may find a local shop to order & replace this for you. How ever due to the cost of labor and parts. It maybe better the long run to simply replace you set. I wish there were a better options out there but.

I will give you summary instructions on how to repair the door outer glass on a built in kitchen.

Prepare a space on a table, where to work on the door. Cover the taple with newspaper.

Remove the door. On some model you may just need to lift and pull, on others you need to free the hinges, usually undoing few screws.

Put the door on the table. Remove fragments of splintered glass if the glass is falling apart, otherwise leave it all in one piece.

On the table remove the set of screws that are holding the external frame and glass.
Remove external glass and replace it. You can use pliers and a cloth if needed.

Do operations in revers order to refit new glass.

You can find parts here:
Appliance Parts -Research, Repair & Replace.

Honestly it may cost less just buying a new laptop. Screens can cost more than a new laptop =[

You can use an external monitor if you do not plan on moving the laptop around too much.

G'luck