Is it possible to disassemble this screen once it has already been put together? I am currently in the military and will eventually be relocating to a new assignment. Rather than have the risk of movers damaging the screen enroute is it okay to...
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Yes. You can repack. The critical thing is the screen. It is tricky to roll it back in the original packing (it always goes cross when you roll it) but, it is doable.
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Rashad, when I ordered it I had no idea that the Lcd screen is actually glued to the digitizer screen and almost impossible to separate. Mine shattered trying to separate them so I sent the digitizer I ordered back because I couldn't use it. You would need the whole assembly and that is quite a bit more expensive. My mistake. No misrepresentation by the seller or Amazon. Hope this helps. Kelli Legg
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I wouldn't do it. Not worth the potential screen damage. I'd take it apart and remount it upon arrival.
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It is not difficult to disassemble it but it does take a little time. You just need to make sure that you don't lies or break the connectors.
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You're going too have too take it completely apart to replace the screen. You can look upon YouTube a video that should show you step by step. I had already replacedthe screen on my phone and had a little kit with the tools to pry the devices apart (came with phone screen). This tablet screen doesn't come with any tools but you may be able too make do with simple items.
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If you need one and if it is not included, you should be able to salvage the one you have from the broken screen. This is something you should check out before re-assembly to save yourself some trouble.
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I'm not really sure. First, it was a task trying to remove the old screen, which in the process I might have further damaged beyond repair. Basically, I cannot answer your question because I never found out if it worked or not.
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I did the same thing. Even though its just the glass thats broken you cant separate it from the LCD. I bought this part but ended up having to send it back. You have to get the assembly that has all the parts. I found one for $130 I think here on Amazon.
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I've assembled two of these but have not disassembled one. I suspect, based on how they go together, it would not be a problem to disassemble and reassemble. Would have to pay attention to the snap clips and push them in so the joint would come apart.
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Yes it's pre assembled everything is ready to go. All you have to do is remove the old screen with the two screws on the bottom. Then the clips inside replace screen and done.
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Once assembled the screens are not easily replaced. Do any screen work before assembly.
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To be honest, I've never tried that, it's much safer to pull it apart, you don't need to disassemble it completely though so moving it around shouldn't be too tough
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The glass is fused to the LCD panel, and cannot be replaced separately. You have to replace the whole assembly, though you can save some money if you buy it without the housing.
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I think you could disassemble easily enough, but I might be concerned with sturdiness after re-assembling. The screws might not "bite" like they do after initial construction. Though the screws are mainly for the outside shell, so it might be fine
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I received one with the speaker mesh and one without, so it's a toss-up? The old one is very easy to remove and replace on the new display. Use a small flat-head screwdriver to lift the gray/black tape that holds the screen in. You can remove both gently. Apply them to the new screen. The outer glass is definitely included. Replacing these screens alone (no outer glass) is impossible because the screen is glued very hard to the glass. Separating the two is impossible. The glass I received seems to be the same thickness as the original glass, but I wouldn't test to see if it holds up to stresses as well :-)
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Stuart, I am glad you asked and can certainly assist you with this question. The screen has 4 screws per joint. Assembly and dis-assembly is quite easy. Be sure not to strip the screws though. The screws feel as if they are aluminum and easy to strip. Make sure that you roll up your screen when packing it after dis-assembly. If you fold the screen you will end up with undesirable square lines throughout your screen. The screen will be shipping in a plastic tube that i would recommend keeping for this purpose. The plastic clips that hold the screen in place after stretching also come out easily with a flat head screw driver. Again like anything don't use to much force or the clips will break. I hope this has been helpful for you. If you have any further question i would recommend contacting the manufacture directly at their website. They do offer a livechat option and they will be glad to assist you with any and all your questions. http://www.elitescreens.com/index.php/contact-us/contact-list - Chat is located right side middle of the screen.