FITTING INSTRUCTIONS

NB: USED HERE IS A TOSHIBA LAPTOP AS A STANDARD LAPTOP. THE METHOD OF REPLACING THIS TOSHIBA LAPTOP WILL HELP YOU TOWARDS THE FITTING PROCESS. WE HAVE CHOSEN THIS LAPTOP TO MAKE THE REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS UNDERSTANDABLE.

DAMAGED SCREEN REMOVAL PROCESS (PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT IF YOU ARE NOT SURE YOU CAN FULLY CARRY OUT PROCESS)

BEFORE STARTING THIS SCREEN REMOVAL PROCESS PLEASE MAKE SURE THAT THE LAPTOP BATTERY IS REMOVED AND IT IS UNPLUGGED FROM ELECTRIC SOCKET.
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Remove all screw cover
(usually made of platic or rubber)
Remove all screws from the LCD bezel (frame). Make sure all screws have been removed because sometimes the bezel has screws in the sides of the lid.
From the lower area, gently push your fingers between the damaged LCD(LED) panel and the bazel and pull gently, unlucking the mechanism holding the damaged screen inside. Do this all around the bazel until it is free from the locks.
Now that the bazel is successfully removed, gently pull the top side of the screen away from the screen cover and start undoing the screws on the sides to free the screen from the holders.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE TOP GREEN PART OF THE SCREEN IS SHOULD BE HANDLED WITH EXTREME CARE.
Place a piece of paper or cloth on the keyboard and place the screen gently on it.
Carefully pull the display cable from the plug.
Note that for some laptops you may have to hold on to a catch to be able to pull - release the cable from the plug (examples are Dell laptops)
Finally unplug the lighting cable from the inverter (Please do this with care)
The damaged screen removal process is complete. All you need to do now is fit the new screen by folowing the instruction in reverse order.
PLEASE NOTE THAT WE HAVE PROVIDED YOU WITH THIS REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTION TO GUIDE YOU IN THE REMOVAL AND INSTALLATION OF A NEW SCREEN. WE RECOMMEND YOU ONLY TRY THIS IF YOU ARE SURE YOU CAN DO IT. PLEASE NOTE THAT WE WILL NOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES INCURRED WHEN USING THIS REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS.