Einleitung
Use this guide to help you replace the Front Glass/LCD in an Amazon Kindle Fire HD 7".
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Wedge a plastic opening tool into the lower right corner of the Kindle Fire.
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Pry the case apart and run the plastic opening tool along the perimeter of the Kindle Fire to release the clips securing the case halves to each other.
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Carefully split/cut the copper tape (which protects parts of the motherboard from heat) with a razor blade to allow removal of the antenna wire.
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Unclip the antenna wire from the motherboard.
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Unclip the antenna wire from each clip on the battery case (until the speaker).
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Remove four Phillips #00 screws and one T5 Torx screw which secure the battery in place.
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The T5 Torx screw is located on the motherboard near the antenna clip. Remove it using a special T5 Torx screwdriver.
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To remove battery, lift battery up and away from Kindle, and pull cable out of motherboard.
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Flip up the covering/flap with your finger, and detach cable. Repeat for second cable. Also repeat for the other end of the long cable (attached to motherboard).
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Remove the two screws which secure the board in place.
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Lift and remove the board.
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The camera pops out easily by lifting and gently pulling it up out of the connection.
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Remove both screw which secure the flat metal to the gray casing.
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Unscrew the clamp covering the small display cable.
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Detach the three display/touch screen cables from the motherboard by pulling up the tabs until they snap off.
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Cut the copper sheet between the motherboard and outer gray casing using a razor blade or something similar.
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Remove all the screws from the motherboard and speakers.
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Remove the motherboard and speakers from the gray casing.
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Lift the gray tray from the side shown in the picture.
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Peel the antenna off the black outer casing.
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Remove the strip which touches the power and volume buttons.
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The device is disassembled! Replace the Display/LCD.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
2 Kommentare
Good guide. Followed it and finally succeeded.
Some points
Step 5 - the camera need not be disturbed, though the screws holding the plate do need to be removed.There was a rubber surround to the camera hole which came loose and had to be put back before the grey plate went back.
Step 6 - the smaller of the display cables (lower left in the picture) is held by a clamp and the screw holding it, visible under the white wire, needs to be undone before the cable is popped off..
The replacement screen assembly I bought did not include the plastic surround. I had to use a spudger to split the 'main' plastic rim (with buttons) from the screen, and a sharp thin- bladed knife to separate the 'inner' rim from the glass part, to which it was firmly glued. The new screen came with adhesive strips, so I carefully cleaned the adhesive remnants off the inner rim, aligned it very carefully and let it stick together. The main rim then clicked back onto this, and I had the screen/rim assembly as shown in step 9.
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Just updated Step 6 in regards to the clamp.
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