Leenovo Ideapad broken screen and broken hinge repair
Lenovo laptop broken screen repair hamilton New Zealand
lenovo laptop Broken Hinge Repair Hamilton NZ
Laptop Broken Hinge & LCD replacement on Lenovo IdeaPad Flex 5 15ALC05 82HV 5 15IIL05 81X3 5 15ITL05 82HT LED Laptop LCD Touch Screen Replacement at Tech Engineers & AppleFix 937 victoria street hamilton New Zealand or Call 078394111.
How to replace lcd screen on lenovo ideapad flex 5 a general guide is below
Replacing the screen on a Lenovo IdeaPad Flex 5 is a delicate process that requires patience and precision. Here’s a general step-by-step guide to help you with the replacement. Please make sure to follow each step carefully and gather the necessary tools before starting:
Tools You Will Need:
Small Phillips screwdriver
Plastic prying tools (spudgers or plastic cards)
ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) strap (optional, but recommended)
Replacement screen compatible with your Lenovo IdeaPad Flex 5
Suction cup (optional, but helpful for removing the screen)
Steps to Replace the Screen on Lenovo IdeaPad Flex 5:
1. Power Off the Laptop
Shut down your laptop completely and unplug it from the power source.
Disconnect any external devices connected to the laptop (USB drives, mouse, etc.).
2. Remove the Back Panel
Use the small Phillips screwdriver to remove the screws securing the back panel of the laptop.
Carefully lift off the back panel using a plastic prying tool, ensuring you don’t damage the internal components.
3. Disconnect the Battery
Locate the battery cable connected to the motherboard.
Disconnect the battery to ensure no power is running through the system during the repair process.
4. Remove the Bezel
Using a plastic prying tool or a suction cup, gently pry off the bezel (the frame around the screen).
Be cautious when removing the bezel to avoid cracking it, especially if you plan to reuse it.
Depending on your model, there might be screws holding the bezel in place; if so, remove them before prying it off.
5. Remove Screws Securing the Screen
With the bezel removed, locate the screws securing the screen to the metal hinges or frame of the laptop.
Use a screwdriver to remove these screws. Be sure to keep them in a safe place as you will need them for the new screen.
6. Disconnect the Screen Cable
Gently tilt the screen back to expose the cable connecting the screen to the motherboard.
Use a plastic tool to carefully disconnect the video cable (usually a ribbon cable or a ZIF connector).
If there is adhesive securing the cable, gently peel it off.
7. Remove the Broken Screen
Once the cable is disconnected, carefully lift and remove the broken screen from the hinge area.
Set it aside and ensure there’s no glass or debris left behind.
8. Install the New Screen
Place the new screen into position.
Reconnect the screen’s ribbon cable to the motherboard, ensuring it is securely attached.
9. Reassemble the Laptop
Reattach the screws that hold the screen in place.
Snap the bezel back around the screen, making sure it’s properly aligned and seated.
10. Reconnect the Battery
Reconnect the battery cable to the motherboard.
11. Test the New Screen
Power on the laptop to ensure the new screen works correctly.
Check for any display issues like flickering or dead pixels.
12. Reattach the Back Panel
Once you’ve confirmed the new screen is functioning properly, reattach the back panel and secure it with the screws.
13. Final Check
Perform a final check to make sure everything is working, and the laptop is fully reassembled.
Additional Tips:
Be careful with cables: The display cable is delicate. Make sure not to pull or damage it while working.
Keep screws organized: As you remove screws, keep them organized so that you don’t mix them up during reassembly.
Check the screen’s specifications: Ensure the replacement screen matches your laptop’s model and specifications to avoid compatibility issues.
If you’re not comfortable with the repair, consider reaching out to a professional technician to avoid potential damage. or bring it to Tech engineers at 937 victoria street hamilton new zealand www.applefix.co.nz/contact