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Introduction

Step 1

              The Stand
  • Flipping the device over here we see two Philips screws holding the stand to the computer.
  • Using a basic screw driver you will most likely find in your garage or a junk drawer we can remove these two screws.

Flipping the device over here we see two Philips screws holding the stand to the computer.

Using a basic screw driver you will most likely find in your garage or a junk drawer we can remove these two screws.

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Step 2

              Removing said stand
  • After removing the two screws you can pull off the stand.

After removing the two screws you can pull off the stand.

Step 3

              Remove the screw inside the stand slot
  • Inside the stand slot there is an extra screw using the same screw driver remove the screw.

Inside the stand slot there is an extra screw using the same screw driver remove the screw.

Step 4

  • After the screw in the stand slot is removed there are clips holding the display to the body of the system.
  • Using a prying tool such as an iFixit metal spudger or Jimmy tool you can lift the display from the body.
  • Don’t worry about accidentally striking the components as they are pretty far away except for the bottom since the speakers are there.
  • One last thing before going to the other step. I highly don’t recommend using something such as a big flat head screw driver, butter knife, or sharp knifes. But if you must you can use them.

After the screw in the stand slot is removed there are clips holding the display to the body of the system.

Using a prying tool such as an iFixit metal spudger or Jimmy tool you can lift the display from the body.

Don’t worry about accidentally striking the components as they are pretty far away except for the bottom since the speakers are there.

One last thing before going to the other step. I highly don’t recommend using something such as a big flat head screw driver, butter knife, or sharp knifes. But if you must you can use them.

Step 5

              Removing the Display from the body.
  • After unclipping the display from the body be very gentle! As there are wires and a display connector attached to the screen.
  • To prevent damage you should open the system from bottom to top (where the HP logo is).

After unclipping the display from the body be very gentle! As there are wires and a display connector attached to the screen.

To prevent damage you should open the system from bottom to top (where the HP logo is).

That’s it you’re done!

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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