Laptop screen replacement

completely remove all screws and dissassemble laptop (youtube will describe how).
Clean laptop completely and inspect for water damage spills clean with tootbrush gently be careful if corroded not to remove components with your cleaning.
i use an alcohol 99% after a water dish-soap solution on toothbrush but is like digging up dinosaurs one must be gentle and slow.
watch the fumes on alcohol are explosive with a spark.
I would clean the fan area and cooling fin area at same...
and put new heat-sink on CPU and GPU.
take pics of )and put screws in multi containers to keep track of them.
be gentle on mother board and screen.
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ummm, i'd doubt that it is glued unless you had the screen repair previously by a shoddy repair shop. First of all normally the screens are held in place by screws that are hidden by little rubber bumper covers or some type of covering on the plastic that is around the screen. Use a safety pin or small flat head screwdriver to remove the covers and expose the screws. Then use a phillips head screw driver to remove the screws. Once all the screws are removed use your fingers to slide along the inside of the plastic around the screen and pry it loose from the screen.

It costs more to replace the screen than it does to buy a new one. It will require a complete dissassembly of the tv to replace the screen. Not worth it.

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Just click on the long yellow box to start downloading.

I hope this helps

Regards - Anthony

your graphix card may be overheating, get a better graphix card.

Not difficult at all. Just google Lg Vu forums, and you'll find screenshots on how to dissassemble the phone. Get your LCD replacement off eBay for 30 bucks and replace it. Take your time, and should have no problems. I've taken mine apart several times now and can completely dissasemble the LG Vu Cu920 within about 4min or so.

The mainboard or motherboard is the main PCB in the laptop. It is the most difficult component to replace because you must completely disassemble the laptop to remove it and properly install the new one. Take the battery out, ground yourself and discharge the laptop by pressing the power button for a few seconds. Most laptops start dissassembling by removing the power button/led panel above the keyboard, and then removing the keyboard, de-attaching the LCD screen assembly. And then flipping it over and removing screws on the bottom, then the laptop will split in two peices, the top part of the chassis and then the bottom half which is where the motherboard will be attached. If you decide to continue organize your screws, label them or take pictures to help you get it back together. Hope this helps you get started.

it looks like the power supply for the light on the lcd screen os disconnected.If you can go deper to dissassemble the laptop you will find the connectors(like small plugs).check all the wires connecting to the screen.

no adjustments only the yoke. You might be out of luck if glued

Do you mean clean inside the LCD itself?? did it get water in it??

Not a fun thing to take apart an LCD and hard to reassemble as well. If you break the circuit boards while taking it apart you have to buy a new LCD.

Here is a good example of what replacing a backlight involves including disassembly pictures:
http://www.laptoprepair101.com/laptop/2007/12/09/replace-laptop-backlight-ccfl-lamp/