Step-by-Step Tutorial: Replacing a Lenovo Legion Y740-17IRH Laptop Screen
In this tutorial, I will guide you through the process of replacing a cracked screen on a Lenovo Legion Y740-17IRH gaming laptop.
Tools Needed:
- Pry tool
- Screwdriver (suitable for your laptop’s screws)
- Replacement screen
- Safety goggles
Steps:
- Turn Off the Laptop:
- Ensure the laptop is completely turned off. Press and hold the power button if necessary.
- Check that indicators like the caps lock light are off, confirming the laptop is indeed shut down.
- Prepare the Work Area:
- Lay the laptop flat with the screen fully open.
- Put on safety goggles to protect your eyes from any potential glass shards.
- Removing the Bezel:
- Insert the pry tool between the bezel and the screen. Gently pry around the edges to loosen the bezel.
- The bezel is held in place with clips and possibly double-sided tape, so proceed with care to avoid breaking it.
- Once loose, gently remove the bezel and set it aside.
- Removing the Damaged Screen:
- Locate and remove the screws holding the screen in place. There are usually four screws, two on the top and two on the bottom of the screen.
- Carefully lift the screen and gently tilt it forward to expose the cable connector on the back.
- Gently detach the connector. This may be secured with tape, so carefully peel that away first.
- Remove the damaged screen and set it aside.
- Installing the New Screen:
- Take the new screen and align it in the same position as the old one.
- Carefully connect the cable to the new screen. Ensure it is securely fastened.
- Place the new screen back into the frame and secure it with the screws you previously removed.
- Reattaching the Bezel:
- Carefully align the bezel back into its original position.
- Press around the edges to snap it back into place. The clips should click, indicating they are secure.
- If there was double-sided tape, ensure it adheres well to keep the bezel in place.
- Testing:
- Once everything is reassembled, turn on the laptop to test the new screen.
- Check for any display issues and ensure the screen is functioning properly.
Conclusion:
Replacing a laptop screen can seem daunting, but with the right tools and careful handling, it’s a manageable task. If you feel uncomfortable at any point, consider seeking professional assistance. Always ensure you purchase the correct replacement screen for your specific laptop model.
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