Touch Digitizer
Reuse original back cover, bezel, screen and screws, video cable, mountings.
IMPORTANT: Some laptop series use different not compatible touchscreen part numbers. For such models, you have to match part number with our description.
Installation steps:
- unplug battery and power supply;
- remove broken touchscreen assembly (use pry tool or heat gun depending on the laptop);
- separate your screen from the broken touchscreen (usually these two parts glued);
- de-attach bezel from the touchscreen and transfer it to the new touchscreen;
- attach your screen to the new touchscreen using double-sided adhesive tape;
- secure this touchscreen assembly to the frame of a laptop (snap to the frame or use double-sided adhesive).
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IMPORTANT: Some laptop series use different not compatible touchscreen part numbers. For such models, you have to match part number with our description.
Installation steps:
- unplug battery and power supply;
- remove broken touchscreen assembly (use pry tool or heat gun depending on the laptop);
- separate your screen from the broken touchscreen (usually these two parts glued);
- de-attach bezel from the touchscreen and transfer it to the new touchscreen;
- attach your screen to the new touchscreen using double-sided adhesive tape;
- secure this touchscreen assembly to the frame of a laptop (snap to the frame or use double-sided adhesive).
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last updated April 23, 2020