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In this guide I explain how to remove and replace LCD screen on a HP Pavilion g6 laptop.
All disassembly steps should be similar for all models in the Pavilion g6 line.
If you are looking for the laptop base disassembly, please check out my previous HP Pavilion g6 base disassembly guide.
Before you start, make sure the laptop is turned off and battery removed.
STEP 1.
Lift up the screw cover from the lower left corner of the LCD screen bezel.
Remove the screw located under the cover.
STEP 2.
Do the same with the lower right corner of the screen.
STEP 3.
Insert your fingers between the screen bezel and screen somewhere in the middle.
Carefully separate the bezel from the screen by wiggling the bezel.
There are hidden plastic latches securing the bezel to the LCD screen cover.
STEP 4.
Continue separating the bezel on both sides of the display assembly.
STEP 5.
When the upper side of the bezel separated from the display cover, move to the lower part.
STEP 6.
The screen bezel has been removed.
STEP 7.
Remove two screws (top left and right) securing the screen to the display cover.
Loosen (do not remove completely) four screws on the bottom of the screen.
STEP 8.
Now you should be able to separate the screen from the cover and access two screws on the right side of the screen.
Remove both screws.
STEP 9.
Remove two more screws on the left side of the screen.
STEP 10.
Carefully separate the LCD screen from the display cover and place it on the keyboard.
STEP 11.
Now you can access the video cable on the back of the screen.
STEP 12.
Remove clear sticky tape securing the video cable connection.
Unplug video cable connector from the screen.
Remove and replace the screen with a new one.
HP Pavilion g6 laptop has LED-backlit LCD screen installed. You can search for a new replacement LED screen here. These screens are cheap and you should be able to find one for $50-70.
March 21st, 2013 at 12:45 pm
hello i am trying to get my bezel off my HP Pavilion G6-2235us 15.6″ and i have almost got it compleatly off but can seem to get the bezel loose from the area around the hinges.
December 22nd, 2012 at 12:22 pm
I have a hp g6 and the screen is black when booted up. Sometimes the on off button doesn’t work, sometimes the screen is jet black and sometimes just very dim. I suspect it is something to do with the screen position sensor. Is this likely?
December 4th, 2012 at 10:30 am
i have a pavillion g6 …i have to push on the bottom of the screen bezel in order for the screen to be clear and my cursor to work. what would cause this any help would be appreciated
July 19th, 2012 at 10:34 am
@ Frank,
Check out this service manual for HP Pavilion g6 notebook.
The display panel disassembly instructions shown on the page 66. I hope it helps.
July 18th, 2012 at 7:26 pm
Actually i know this is very sudden but i did check if you had extra manual steps like this one, and i could not find one. What i am really most concerned about is the laptop display lid. Is It possible to take it off from following the screen replacement steps? If you can please try to answer this and the questions below. thank you
July 18th, 2012 at 6:32 pm
Sorry maybe I misinterpreted the way I wrote my question. I need a guide to remove the laptop lid which is the cover and as well as the.silver hindges because I am going to paint them. Sorry if my question was not specific enough but your removal guide of taking apart the palm rest worked perfect for Me! Thanks but please.help me out with the lid cover and hinges.please.
July 18th, 2012 at 9:59 am
@ Frank,
Here’s the top cover removal guide for HP Pavilion g6 laptop.
July 17th, 2012 at 7:10 pm
Is there a way to take the whole laptop cover off? I am talking about with the Zollverein connecters in between the red and the laptop screen it’s self. If so can you tell me the steps?
July 9th, 2012 at 6:06 am
The HP Pavilion g6 of my girlfriend has a bug.
A real bug. Yes really! Today she noticed a small dot (about 0.5mm size) wandering under the glass of the screen. she pressed gently on it and now the tiny bug is dead. Dead in the middle of the screen under the glass. No way to get rid of it.
Is there a way to disassemble the glass of the screen to clean it?
Oh, and please stop laughing now
April 28th, 2012 at 2:13 pm
I followed all of your instructions very easily. I ordered a new screen from amazon using the numbers off the back of the old one. I installed it today and the computer boots up perfectly, but the screen is black and there is only the faintest image of what is supposed to be on the screen. It almost like the back light is not working. I have adjusted the screen brightness to no avail….any suggestions?