Einleitung
If your Kindle Fire HD 10 (7th generation) has a cracked or malfunctioning screen, use this guide to replace it (model number B01J6RPGKG).
This screen assembly displays the output of the device and is made of a glass panel, a digitizer, and an LCD display combined. Your display might need to be replaced if it is scratched, cracked or if the LCD display is malfunctioning, because this could affect its touch screen functionality. Replacing the display will help restore the touch function and get rid of the missing/dead pixels or flickering on a display.
In the case of a shattered display, use this guide for taping and reinforcing your screen prior to starting the display replacement. This will help prevent injury during the replacement.
You will need to use the iOpener in step 4, which is a tool used to loosen adhesives attached to the display. Follow the iOpener heating instructions carefully to avoid burns.
Before beginning, make sure to power off your Kindle Fire completely and disconnect from any external power source.
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Pry open the case using the iFixit tool.
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Make sure to go around the whole case before removing the whole case.
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Pry open the ZIF connector that is attached to the screen carefully using an iFixit Jimmy tool.
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Pull out the connector using the rubber tipped tweezers carefully.
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Heat up an iOpener (or use a heatgun) and apply it along the edges of the screen.
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Begin to pry open the edges of the screen carefully using an opening pick.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
6 Kommentare
hi, not sure whether this is the best spot to post this but i need help. so after replacing the lcd screen completely for a fire hd 10 7th gen. the new lcd screen displays nothing even though you can hear the tablet powering on and making noises. what could it be ?? thanks
Okai R -
My fire tablet needs an lcd screen replacement
Heri R -
I just completed this tutorial. I feel it is missing some important steps/tips.
STEP 1 - Pry open using a plastic pry tool. Do not be afraid to use a little force after you have gone around the edges since there are plastic clips in the middle of the back panel. DO NOT insert any pry tools deep inside to pry it open. You could damage some wiring or the motherboard itself. Just use your hand and don’t try to go to fast.
STEPS 2 is good
STEP 3 - DO NOT use a metal tools at any time during this step. Use a small plastic pry tool to lift up the BACK part of the ZIF connector until it is vertical. It should not take much force at all. Do not try to pull the flex out prior to this step or you will damage the flex and/or the socket. once the ZIF socket is unlocked (vertical), you should be able to pull the display flex out by hand - NO BIG OR FAST MOVEMENTS.
STEP 4 - if using heat gun, use low heat and heat evenly. heat up the flex a little before transferring.
STEP 5 - I used 2 sided tape to replace the stock adhesive
7th gen Fires don't have a beveled back like in the photos. That looks like a 4th gen model. The 7th gen and newer have rounded edges and a flat back. The screen is glued to the chassis. You need to heat it up to about 65°C to soften the adhesive, and a suction cup to pull it away from the body to the tablet.
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