In this guide I’ll be replacing the LCD screen on a Dell Inspiron N5030 laptop.
You should be able to use same instructions for Dell Inspiron N5020 and M5030 models.
In this post I explain how to disassemble the display panel, disconnect the video cable and remove the screen.
In this guide I explain how to disassemble Dell Inspiron N5030, N5020 or M5030 laptop.
In this case I’m taking apart a Dell Inspiron N5030 but all disassembly steps should be identical or very similar for Dell Inspiron N5020 and M5030 models.
Here are major laptop disassembly steps:
STEP 1-8: Disconnecting and removing laptop keyboard.
STEP 9-11: Accessing laptop memory, wireless card. Removing DVD drive.
STEP 12-15: Disconnecting and removing the top cover (touchpad) assembly.
STEP 16-17: Accessing internal laptop components. Disconnecting and removing the hard drive.
In this guide I’ll be replacing the LCD screen on a Dell Latitude E6410 laptop.
Dell Latitude E6410 laptop has a 14.1″ LED-backlit LCD screen installed.
In this guide I explain how to replace failed or damaged LCD screen on Dell Vostro 1014/1015 laptop.
In my case I’m fixing a Dell Vostro 1015 laptop but all screen replacement steps should be the same for Dell Vostro 1014 and probably some other Dell laptops.
Dell Vostro 1015 laptop has a 15.6″ LED LCD screen.
Dell Vostro 1014 laptop has a 14.0″ LED LCD screen.
In this guide I will show how to disassemble a Dell Inspiron 15 M5040 or Inspiron 15 N5040 laptop.
There are no hatches on the bottom of this laptop. In a Dell Inspiron M5040/N5040 all major internal components (such as memory, hard drive, DVD drive, wireless card) are mounted INSIDE the laptop case. In order to access them it’s necessary to remove the laptop top cover.
I will go through the following laptop disassembly steps:
STEP1-7: Disconnecting and removing the keyboard. Accessing laptop memory modules.
STEP 8-13: Removing laptop top cover. Removing DVD drive. Accessing other internal components.
STEP 14: Disconnecting and removing laptop hard drive.
In this guide I explain how to remove LCD screen from a Dell Inspiron 1318 laptop.
Also, I’ll show how to separate the inverter board from the screen.
Dell Inspiron 1318 might have two different screen types installed:
1. CCFL backlit LCD screen – screen with backlight lamp inside. This screen requires the inverter board. That’s the one I’ll be taking apart in the following guide.
2. LED backlit LCD screen. This screen doesn’t require the inverter board.
In this guide I will disassemble a Dell Inspiron 17R N7110 laptop.
My goal is to access and replace the hard drive which is mounted inside the laptop case. But I will disassemble it even further. I will show how to remove the motherboard and other internal components.
In this guide I explain how to replaced LED-backlit LCD screen on Dell Inspiron 1750 laptop.
It’s very easy to disassemble the display panel on a Dell Inspiron 1750 and the entire LCD screen replacement process took me about 30 minutes.
In this guide I’ll be replacing the keyboard on a Dell Inspiron 1750 laptop.
My customer spilled something on the keyboard and some keys stopped working completely.
Laptop keyboards cannot be disassembled. If the keyboard fails, it has to be replaced.
Today I show how to replace cracked LCD screen on Dell Inspiron 1545 laptop. The procedure is very similar to replacing LCD screen on many other Dell laptops and takes about 30 minutes.
Dell Inspiron 1545 laptop uses two different types of LCD screens:
1. Old style LCD screen with CCFL backlight.
2. Newer style LCD screen with LED backlight.
In my case I’m replacing LCD screen with LED backlight.
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