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Lcd, Glass Replacement For Mac

With the introduction of the Unibody Macbook and Macbook pro models, Apple changed the design of the display assembly. Now, there is a glass panel assembly that is placed on top of the LCD panel. The good news is that it is possible to crack just the glass panel and save yourself some money. The bad news is that it is also possible to crack both the glass panel and the LCD. 15” Macbook Pro Glass - $69.95 If you take your Macbook to most repair companies with a cracked display, they’ll undoubtedly say you need to replace the entire display assembly and charge you some astronomical figure. It really isn’t an extremely difficult procedure to do yourself however, and so we’ve created the guide below to show you just how to do it. The guide below is for the 13 Inch Macbook and Macbook Pro Unibody models.

The 15 Inch procedure is similar, but not identical. We’ll have that guide available shortly. If you’re not up for the repair, our can do the job for you for $154.95 for a 15″ Macbook Pro, $154.95 for a 13″ Macbook or Macbook Pro, or $164.95 for a 17″ Macbook Pro.

The Procedure: (Video Format). This text will be replaced The Procedure: (Text and Photo Format) Click on any photo to go to a higher detail photo. To begin, use a heat gun to loosen the double sided adhesive strip that holds the glass in place.

Use caution, and heat the glass in short segments as over heating can cause damage to your LCD.With the glass heated, place a strong suction cup on the glass and pull up and away from the glass. If heated properly, you’ll be able to see a small gap between the glass and the and the rest of the display.

Insert a thin piece of plastic such as a credit card or movie rental card into the opening. Work the piece of plastic in enough where it can be slid along the seem of the glass. This will break the adhesive strip holding the glass in place.Repeat this procedure along the entire edge of the glass assembly. When you meet resistance, heat the area and repeat.

All of the pieces of the Macbook Unibody Display Assembly To reassemble, place the LCD back in the frame, and insert the LVDS cable backwards through the opening in the bottom the display frame. Then pull the cable through the opening. You can use a plastic pry tool to assist you in routing the cable.

Be very careful with this cable as it can be easily damaged. Line the bottom of the LCD up with the bottom frame, and slide it into the groove in the bottom frame. Then make sure the 6 screw holes are properly aligned. Replace the 6 philip head screws.

Before putting the glass back on, use a cloth to glean any dust or fingerprints from the LCD and glass panel. So where do you get the glass and LCD? Macbook 13 Inch Unibody Macbook Pro 13 Inch Unibody Macbook Pro 15 Inch Unibody Tags:, Posted in This entry was posted on Friday, September 25th, 2009 at 1:03 pm and is filed under.

You can follow any responses to this entry through the feed. You can skip to the end and leave a response. Pinging is currently not allowed. 84 Responses to “How to Replace the Unibody Macbook Glass LCD”. I have a late 2008 Macbook Unibody 13.3″. The glass i not broken.

The adhesive strip on the bottom under the name Macbook is slipping. If I daily press a finger along the bottom egde, it will hold. If I forget a day or two it will slip. Some dust has managed to come in behind the glass. Most not visible when the LCD is lit. On larger speckle is however quite annoying.

In the long run not satisfying and more dust can be expected I guess. I am afraid that I have to take of the glass? You say it should be possible without disassembling the the casing and everything. I guess I would start with the bottom of the glass since it is where it slips, but I feel the space for manouvre is very thight if I start just there. Any suggestions? Two more questions.

Can I use any adhesive strip or should I have you send them to me (europe) and please some clever advice for removing dust and cleaning the glass and the LCD. Hopefully I will never come there again. Thanks in advance with the bottom of teh glass.

I’ve got a 13″ A1278 MacBook Pro, which had a small amount of plain water spilled over the keyboard area. After drying etcthe laptop physically powers up correctly and seems to work in every way with the exception of the display which is definitely on (if I point a torch at the screen and look carefully, I can see everything from bootup to desktop correctly) I’ve had a look at the cable & logic board connector and there seems to be a small amount of black on the cable pins which may/may not have been there beforehand. In your opinion, could this be an LCD backlight fault (they don’t have inverters do they?) needing a new screen or maybe a cable fault or something else?

Thanks in advance! Own a MacBook pro unibody 17″. Had screen bken issue. Got an exact looking LCD assembly complete. But the lcd cable is different. How different?

Well, the main connector(same fit on both)but is placed different. One is on the left side on original but right side on replacement. Now it appears the other 2 small connectors are not the same fit Questions 1 How do I know specific cable for my mobo? Obviously I’ll have to take the screen lcd apart to get to cable attached on the back. Just checking if there’s something I need to do 1st as this is my first try with MAC.

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» September 25th, 2009 How to Repair Unibody Macbook Glass It used to be that if your screen cracked on your laptop, you’d just replace the LCD and be done with it. That unfortunately is no longer the case. With the introduction of the Unibody Macbook and Macbook pro models, Apple changed the design of the display assembly. Now, there is a glass panel assembly that is placed on top of the LCD panel. The good news is that it is possible to crack just the glass panel and save yourself some money. The bad news is that it is also possible to crack both the glass panel and the LCD. 15” Macbook Pro Glass - $69.95 If you take your Macbook to most repair companies with a cracked display, they’ll undoubtedly say you need to replace the entire display assembly and charge you some astronomical figure.

It really isn’t an extremely difficult procedure to do yourself however, and so we’ve created the guide below to show you just how to do it. The guide below is for the 13 Inch Macbook and Macbook Pro Unibody models. The 15 Inch procedure is similar, but not identical. We’ll have that guide available shortly.

If you’re not up for the repair, our can do the job for you for $154.95 for a 15″ Macbook Pro, $154.95 for a 13″ Macbook or Macbook Pro, or $164.95 for a 17″ Macbook Pro. The Procedure: (Video Format). This text will be replaced The Procedure: (Text and Photo Format) Click on any photo to go to a higher detail photo. To begin, use a heat gun to loosen the double sided adhesive strip that holds the glass in place. Use caution, and heat the glass in short segments as over heating can cause damage to your LCD.With the glass heated, place a strong suction cup on the glass and pull up and away from the glass.

If heated properly, you’ll be able to see a small gap between the glass and the and the rest of the display. Insert a thin piece of plastic such as a credit card or movie rental card into the opening. Work the piece of plastic in enough where it can be slid along the seem of the glass.

This will break the adhesive strip holding the glass in place.Repeat this procedure along the entire edge of the glass assembly. When you meet resistance, heat the area and repeat. All of the pieces of the Macbook Unibody Display Assembly To reassemble, place the LCD back in the frame, and insert the LVDS cable backwards through the opening in the bottom the display frame. Then pull the cable through the opening. You can use a plastic pry tool to assist you in routing the cable. Be very careful with this cable as it can be easily damaged.

Line the bottom of the LCD up with the bottom frame, and slide it into the groove in the bottom frame. Then make sure the 6 screw holes are properly aligned. Replace the 6 philip head screws.

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84 Responses to “How to Replace the Unibody Macbook Glass LCD”. I have a late 2008 Macbook Unibody 13.3″. The glass i not broken. The adhesive strip on the bottom under the name Macbook is slipping. If I daily press a finger along the bottom egde, it will hold.

If I forget a day or two it will slip. Some dust has managed to come in behind the glass. Most not visible when the LCD is lit. On larger speckle is however quite annoying. In the long run not satisfying and more dust can be expected I guess. I am afraid that I have to take of the glass? You say it should be possible without disassembling the the casing and everything.

I guess I would start with the bottom of the glass since it is where it slips, but I feel the space for manouvre is very thight if I start just there. Any suggestions? Two more questions. Can I use any adhesive strip or should I have you send them to me (europe) and please some clever advice for removing dust and cleaning the glass and the LCD. Hopefully I will never come there again. Thanks in advance with the bottom of teh glass.

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Got an exact looking LCD assembly complete. But the lcd cable is different. How different? Well, the main connector(same fit on both)but is placed different.

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One is on the left side on original but right side on replacement. Now it appears the other 2 small connectors are not the same fit Questions 1 How do I know specific cable for my mobo?

Obviously I’ll have to take the screen lcd apart to get to cable attached on the back. Just checking if there’s something I need to do 1st as this is my first try with MAC. I’m a pc guy.