Barnes And Noble Nook HD Tablet Screen Replacement

Frame will more in likely be “glued” down with sticky substance.

Some of the screws will also have this sticky substance on them. There are 24 screws in all. Five along the bottom, nine along the right side, five along the top and five along the left side.

Correction; there are 20 screws holding the back to the screen and motherboard. I took some additional screws out (actually 25 as one was hiding in the upper right corner under some glue sticky substance) which seemed to make getting the motherboard and screen apart a bit easier.

Chassis is the back part of the Nook. Carefully remove it as the battery ribbon connects it to the rest of the device!

I used the Spudger’s flat end to carefully tease the connector out.

My plastic piece is still attached, it just flipped open. Used angled tweezers to carefully detach.

I had additional black tape running around various parts of my nook keeping the motherboard nicely nestled with the screen. There are two holding the antenna, and two on the black strip on the right hand side. You’ll need to remove them all to remove the motherboard.

In addition you’ll need to wiggle it carefully apart as the screen is nicely set in there. You can bend the black strip slightly to get the motherboard out.