D.I.Y. LAPTOP REPAIR The Portable Field Reference Guide by Romaneo Garry

Author:Romaneo, Garry [Romaneo, Garry]
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Publisher: CreateSpace & LuLu
Published: 2011-10-22T16:00:00+00:00

Once again, look at the bulb ends (you should have only the smaller metal bulb guard and the bulb in front of you), there are white rubber caps on each side covering the LCD bulb power posts. These are there to keep the post and wire grounded so the screen doesn’t short the bulb. You do not want to lose these caps… they are not glued on, they only slide on, and can easily fall off, so be very cautious. You will use a plastic pick or pry tool now to push the actual LCD bulb out of the small metal tray/housing. Notice here the placement of the bulb wires at both ends, notice that they do not protrude straight out the back end of the bulb? No, they are bent to a right angle (90%) at the end of the bulb and are capped with the white rubber plug, they also bend towards the front of the metal tray, not the top, not downward… they do this for a reason… they do this to allow it to properly slide back into and out of the small metal tray/guard then slide back over the screens glass panel when reassembling so that the wires are both out of the way and ready to re-stick along the top front plastic rail.

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