Toshiba Satellite P105 S6147 Screen Replacement Repair Guide

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Moderate

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Time Required

                          9 - 15 minutes

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Keyboard
5 steps
Screen
7 steps

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Introduction

All the tools you will need in this guide can be found in the iFixit Pro Toolkit. We suggest you perform this replacement on a large, level workspace where you can avoid knocking small parts onto the floor. Label any small parts so you know where to put them when reassembling the laptop.

Consult the Toshiba Satellite P105-S6147 Device Page for further questions.

Step 1

              Keyboard

Use the iFixit opening tool to remove the cover at the top of the keyboard.
Insert the tool in the small space above the keyboard and gently pry until the cover pops out of its retaining clips.
Repeat the prying across the top of the keyboard until the whole cover is loose.

Use the iFixit opening tool to remove the cover at the top of the keyboard.

Insert the tool in the small space above the keyboard and gently pry until the cover pops out of its retaining clips.

Repeat the prying across the top of the keyboard until the whole cover is loose.

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Step 2

Gently lift the cover off the top of the keyboard.

Gently lift the cover off the top of the keyboard.

Step 3

Use the Phillips #0 screwdriver to remove six 6 mm screws labeled “F4” at the top of the keyboard.

Use the Phillips #0 screwdriver to remove six 6 mm screws labeled “F4” at the top of the keyboard.

Step 4

Use the iFixit opening tool to pry the keyboard out of its retaining clips.
Insert the tool into the groove surrounding the laptop and pry until the keyboard “pops” out of the laptop body.
Once the keyboard is free from the laptop body, gently flip the keyboard over, as seen in the third picture.

Use the iFixit opening tool to pry the keyboard out of its retaining clips.

Insert the tool into the groove surrounding the laptop and pry until the keyboard “pops” out of the laptop body.

Once the keyboard is free from the laptop body, gently flip the keyboard over, as seen in the third picture.

Step 5

Lay the keyboard down on the bottom of the laptop, as seen in image one.
Locate the ribbon cable connecting the bottom of the keyboard to the laptop. There will be a small black and white clip securing the ribbon cable to the laptop.
Use the iFixit opening tool to gently open the clip, freeing the ribbon cable from the laptop body.
Gently remove the keyboard from the laptop body.

Lay the keyboard down on the bottom of the laptop, as seen in image one.

Locate the ribbon cable connecting the bottom of the keyboard to the laptop. There will be a small black and white clip securing the ribbon cable to the laptop.

Use the iFixit opening tool to gently open the clip, freeing the ribbon cable from the laptop body.

Gently remove the keyboard from the laptop body.

Step 6

              Screen

Use the Phillips #0 screwdriver to unscrew the four 3 mm screws connecting the screen to the keyboard.

Use the Phillips #0 screwdriver to unscrew the four 3 mm screws connecting the screen to the keyboard.

Step 7

Disconnect the white cord that is connected from the screen to the keyboard.
Disconnect the cord from the bottom of the keyboard.
Gently pull the cord out from the fastening clips on the keyboard.

Disconnect the white cord that is connected from the screen to the keyboard.

Disconnect the cord from the bottom of the keyboard.

Gently pull the cord out from the fastening clips on the keyboard.

Step 8

Remove the rubber pads from the four corners of the screen, revealing four screws.

Remove the rubber pads from the four corners of the screen, revealing four screws.

Step 9

Remove the plastic bevel from around the screen.
Pull the bevel up and off.

Remove the plastic bevel from around the screen.

Pull the bevel up and off.

Step 10

Use the Phillips #0 screwdriver to remove the 4 mm screws located on the top of the screen and the sides.

Use the Phillips #0 screwdriver to remove the 4 mm screws located on the top of the screen and the sides.

Step 11

Remove the 2 white plugins from the bottom of the screen.
Pull gently on the white plugs to remove them.

Remove the 2 white plugins from the bottom of the screen.

Pull gently on the white plugs to remove them.

Step 12

Pull the screen out of the laptop cover.

Pull the screen out of the laptop cover.

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

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