In this guide I explain how to remove and replace the LCD screen on a Lenovo IdeaPad Z575 laptop.
In my case the laptop was dropped and the LCD screen got cracked.
Most likely this guide will work not just IdeaPad Z575 model but for some other IdeaPad models too.
In the following guide I explain how to remove and replace the screen on a Lenovo E530 laptop.
In my case the LCD screen failed and started showing thin vertical lines running from top to bottom.
In this post I explain how to replace LCD screen on Lenovo G560 laptop.
My Lenovo G560 laptop had an LED-backlit LCD screen installed. I’ll explain how to search for a compatible replacement LCD screen at the end of this post.
In this guide I will show how to replace broken screen on a Lenovo ThinkPad T410 laptop.
Most likely this guide will work for some other ThinkPad models. If it works for you please mention the model number in comments after the post.
Lenovo ThinkPad T410 laptop comes with LED-backlit LCD screen. I explain how to find a new replacement screen at the end of the guide.
In this post I explain how to upgrade memory or hard drive on Lenovo G570 laptop.
To be precise, I’m working on a Lenovo G570 (Model Name: 4334).
Also, at the end of the post I show how to remove and replace the cooling fan.
In this guide I explain how to remove and replace keyboard on a Lenovo ThinkPad T410s laptop.
The guide also should work for Lenovo ThinkPad T400s and ThinkPad T410si laptops.
My customer spilled water on the keyboard and some keys stopped working. The keyboard had to be replaced.
In this post I explain how to take apart a Lenovo ThinkPad Edge laptop.
I’ll show how to:
1. Access laptop memory, hard drive, fan assembly.
2. Remove palmrest/touchpad assembly.
3. Disconnect and remove laptop keyboard.
4. Access wireless card and CMOS battery.
In this guide I explain how to replace the cooling fan assembly in an IBMÂ ThinkPad T43 laptop. This laptop was starting up with a “Fan error” message indicating the cooling fan failure. The fan is a part of the heat sink assembly and when the fan fails, the whole cooling assembly has to be replaced.
Also you can use this guide for removing and replacing the keyboard and hidden memory module.
In this post I explain how to replace a noisy or failed cooling fan in a Lenovo ThinkPad T61 laptop.
This guide might work for some other Lenovo ThinkPad models. If it works for you, please mention the laptop model number in the comments after the post.
The cooling fan is a part of the heat sink assembly. If the cooling fan fails, the whole heat sink assembly has to be replaced.
It’s possible that you can separate the fan from the heat sink and replace it separately, but in this guide I’m replacing the whole assembly.
Let’s remove the cooling fan assembly and replace it with a new one.
Today I will be removing and replacing the LCD screen in an IBM ThinkPad T43p laptop. You can use same set of instructions for ThinkPad T43 and some other IBM (now Lenovo) laptops.
Failure description: the laptop starts with a reddish screen (white color appear to be pink). After a minute or two the backlight goes completely off but you still can see a very faint image on the screen if you look very closely. When you restart the laptop, the screen lights up again but a minute later the light goes off.
Solution: the laptop has a failing backlight lamp which is a part of the LCD screen. The whole screen has to be replaced.
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