Toshiba Satellite A105 S4011 Display Replacement Repair Guide

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Moderate

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Time Required

                          30 - 45 minutes

Sections

Battery
2 steps
Keyboard
3 steps
Display
3 steps

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Step 1

              Battery

Turn the laptop over and locate the lock and battery release switches. Unlock the battery by changing the switch on the right from locked to unlocked by sliding the switch outward.

Turn the laptop over and locate the lock and battery release switches. Unlock the battery by changing the switch on the right from locked to unlocked by sliding the switch outward.

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Step 2

Hold the release switch and pull out the battery towards you.

Hold the release switch and pull out the battery towards you.

Step 3

              Keyboard

Make sure to turn off the laptop, unplug the device and/or remove any batteries.
Open the laptop so the display screen is bent fully back with the display facing upward, parallel to the surface you are working on.
Wedge the Phillips 00 screwdriver above the F1 key, and separate the top piece of plastic from the body of the laptop. Don’t worry about breaking it! You will need to forcefully wedge the screwdriver under the plastic, simultaneously pushing upward and forward.
Once that section has popped up, work on pulling the rest of the plastic piece up and out, alternating from left to right.

Make sure to turn off the laptop, unplug the device and/or remove any batteries.

Open the laptop so the display screen is bent fully back with the display facing upward, parallel to the surface you are working on.

Wedge the Phillips 00 screwdriver above the F1 key, and separate the top piece of plastic from the body of the laptop. Don’t worry about breaking it! You will need to forcefully wedge the screwdriver under the plastic, simultaneously pushing upward and forward.

Once that section has popped up, work on pulling the rest of the plastic piece up and out, alternating from left to right.

Step 4

Completely remove the plastic piece from the body of the laptop.
Using the Phillips 1 screwdriver, unscrew the two 3mm screws located at the top corners of the keyboard. (See the second picture for additional clarification.)

Completely remove the plastic piece from the body of the laptop.

Using the Phillips 1 screwdriver, unscrew the two 3mm screws located at the top corners of the keyboard. (See the second picture for additional clarification.)

Step 5

Without yanking, lift the keyboard up carefully.
Now that the board is free, cautiously undo and pull free the ribbon that connects the keyboard to the body of the laptop.

Without yanking, lift the keyboard up carefully.

Now that the board is free, cautiously undo and pull free the ribbon that connects the keyboard to the body of the laptop.

Step 6

              Display

Now you need to detach the screen from the rest of the laptop. Start by removing the screws on the hinge (indicated in picture one).
After removing the screws look to the right side of the laptop. Remove the white wire in the channel found there. To do this you only need to move the wire around the plastic pieces holding it down.
You will also find a connector on the left side of the laptop (indicated in picture two in the square). Pull gently on it to detach it. You may now pull the display completely off.
The eyelet in the circle is a necessary grounding wire for the LCD, when you reattached the hinges to the base you will need to put a screw through this eyelet.

Now you need to detach the screen from the rest of the laptop. Start by removing the screws on the hinge (indicated in picture one).

After removing the screws look to the right side of the laptop. Remove the white wire in the channel found there. To do this you only need to move the wire around the plastic pieces holding it down.

You will also find a connector on the left side of the laptop (indicated in picture two in the square). Pull gently on it to detach it. You may now pull the display completely off.

The eyelet in the circle is a necessary grounding wire for the LCD, when you reattached the hinges to the base you will need to put a screw through this eyelet.

Step 7

The next step is to remove the plastic from around the display. First you must remove the 5 screws found around the plastic part of the display (indicated in picture 1).
Note: There may be a rubber pieces covering the screws. You can just pry these off with your screwdriver or your fingernails.
After the screws are removed you can pry the plastic part off. This may require a bit of force, but be careful not to snap the plastic. Always start in one place and slowly lift around the screen.

The next step is to remove the plastic from around the display. First you must remove the 5 screws found around the plastic part of the display (indicated in picture 1).

Note: There may be a rubber pieces covering the screws. You can just pry these off with your screwdriver or your fingernails.

After the screws are removed you can pry the plastic part off. This may require a bit of force, but be careful not to snap the plastic. Always start in one place and slowly lift around the screen.

Step 8

The last step is to remove the lcd from the plastic. To do this you must remove one screw found directly below the screen (indicated in picture one).
After the screw is removed lift the display up. It should come free easily. You can now replace the LCD with a new one. The assembly is the reverse of the removal.

The last step is to remove the lcd from the plastic. To do this you must remove one screw found directly below the screen (indicated in picture one).

After the screw is removed lift the display up. It should come free easily. You can now replace the LCD with a new one. The assembly is the reverse of the removal.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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