Lg G Pad 7 0 Display Assembly Replacement Repair Guide

Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

7

Time Required

                          30 minutes - 1 hour            

Sections

2

• Motherboard
• 5 steps
• Display Assembly
• 2 steps

Flags

3

Needs More Images

A few more images would make this guide’s procedures crystal clear.

Better Introduction

Improve this guide by completing or revising its introduction.

Missing Details

Some of this guide’s details are missing. Help users by adding tools, difficulty, or time.

• BackLG G Pad 7.0

• Full Screen

• Options

• History

• Save to Favorites

• Download PDF

• Edit

• Translate

• Get Shareable Link

• Embed This Guide

• Notify Me of Changes

• Stop Notifications

Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Front Panel               

• The screen assembly is secured to the plastic backing with clips. Insert the plastic opening tool between the screen and plastic.
• Work your way around the device, freeing it from the connecting clips.
• Be careful around the MicroSD, sim card, power, and volume buttons
• Lift the tablet from the plastic frame. You may need to loosen some more clips if it is difficult to remove.

The screen assembly is secured to the plastic backing with clips. Insert the plastic opening tool between the screen and plastic.

Work your way around the device, freeing it from the connecting clips.

Be careful around the MicroSD, sim card, power, and volume buttons

Lift the tablet from the plastic frame. You may need to loosen some more clips if it is difficult to remove.

1024

Step 2

              Connectors               

• Remove the red marked connectors by gently prying up. Be sure not to rip the ribbon cables as they are very fragile.
• You will have to remove the metallic tape near the bottom of the tablet to disconnect the display cable.
• Remove the three connectors marked in orange by gently prying them upwards. The cables are very fragile so be careful not to rip them.

Remove the red marked connectors by gently prying up. Be sure not to rip the ribbon cables as they are very fragile.

You will have to remove the metallic tape near the bottom of the tablet to disconnect the display cable.

Remove the three connectors marked in orange by gently prying them upwards. The cables are very fragile so be careful not to rip them.

Step 3

              Logic Board               

• Remove the 7 screws marked in red that are securing the logic board to the case.
• Be sure that all the connectors marked in orange are removed before pulling out the mother board.
• Very carefully remove the logic board after the screws have been removed

Remove the 7 screws marked in red that are securing the logic board to the case.

Be sure that all the connectors marked in orange are removed before pulling out the mother board.

Very carefully remove the logic board after the screws have been removed

Step 4

• Remove the two screw marked in red.
• Using the tweezers , pull out the metal bracket that holds the charging port in place.
• Pull out the ribbon connector in orange.
• Remove the one screw that holds the speaker in place.
• Slowly pull out the speaker.

Remove the two screw marked in red.

Using the tweezers , pull out the metal bracket that holds the charging port in place.

Pull out the ribbon connector in orange.

Remove the one screw that holds the speaker in place.

Slowly pull out the speaker.

Step 5

• Insert your new mother board with the 7 screws
• Reconnect all the connectors marked in red back to the mother board.

Insert your new mother board with the 7 screws

Reconnect all the connectors marked in red back to the mother board.

Step 6

              Display               

• Use a heat gun to loosen the adhesive holding the display to the plastic midframe.
• Slowly remove the display from the midframe with a razor blade.

Use a heat gun to loosen the adhesive holding the display to the plastic midframe.

Slowly remove the display from the midframe with a razor blade.

Step 7

• Use double sided tape to adhere the new display to the plastic frame

Use double sided tape to adhere the new display to the plastic frame

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

Cancel: I did not complete this guide.

                                                                                      10 other people completed this guide.                                             

Author

                                      with 5 other contributors 

                    Ethan Chow                     

Member since: 09/05/2015

2,076 Reputation

                                      3 Guides authored                  



                       Badges:
                       25







                                                        +22 more badges                           

Tara Davis - Dec 10, 2016

Reply

Thanks so very much for a very helpful guide. YOU rock dude!!!

Matt McMains - Jan 18, 2018

Reply

This doesn’t make sense.  guide is to replace display, Step 5 is “Insert new motherboard”???

Then no pictures for steps 6 and 7, are they to be done with motherboard in place or what?

Ethan Chow - Jan 21, 2018

What does your replacement display look like? does it include the plastic frame? “New motherboard” incorrectly assumes youre replacing the motherboard, if youre doing a screen, just re insert your old one.

Samuel Enrique Gonzalez - Dec 14, 2018

Reply

There should be a different guide for the motherboard. Step 5 is super confusing.

Forrest Faulkner - Jul 11, 2019

Reply

I totally agree. You should have one guide for just the screen replacement and one for motherboard replacement otherwise anyone following step by step to do either task will be doing unnecessary steps. It would clear up a lot of confusion if there were two separate guides.