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Flip over to the back side of the laptop
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Remove the 10 screws at the bottom of the Razer using a T5 screwdriver head
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Unplug the battery and wear the anti-static band before proceeding
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Unscrew the six Philips screws around the battery and lift the battery
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Find the SSD and unscrew the single screw
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Once it is unscrewed, the SSD will pop up on one side
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Carefully remove the SSD and place it to the side
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Locate the two display cables to the left of the left speaker and disconnect both. (one is underneath the other)
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Locate and disconnect the four cables
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Disconnect one cable that is underneath the SSD
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Disconnect another cable that is next to the right fan
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Disconnect the final two cables that are to the left of the battery connector
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Unscrew the four screws on the fans (two screws on each)
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Make sure to unplug the connector on each of the fans. Lift and remove the fans
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Unscrew the four screws on the speakers (two screws on each)
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Make sure to unplug the connector on each of the speakers and place them to the side
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Remove the two screws on each hinge and pick up the black pieces
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Locate the seven screws holding down the motherboard and remove them
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Remove the plastic headphone jack cover
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Lift up the MOBO and place it to the side
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Unscrew the LCD
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Slide the LCD connectors through the opening at the top when removing the LCD
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Slide the LCD connectors of the new LCD through the opening at the top
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Screw the new LCD back into the bottom case
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Make sure all of the cables are in sight once the motherboard has been placed down
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Screw in both the motherboard screws and the hinges
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Reconnect the motherboard connectors
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Place and screw in the fans and speakers
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Make sure the SSD has been reconnected and screwed in
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Screw the battery back in and reconnect the battery
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Make sure the new LCD is working properly. Once done, call the user to pick up their laptop.
Make sure the new LCD is working properly. Once done, call the user to pick up their laptop.
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So I I have a faulty camera (which seems to be a big issue with this year) will replacing the LCD also replace the camera? I’m not sure where the connection for the camera is.
