Mid 7006 Screen Replacement Repair Guide

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Step 1

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Use the plastic opening tool to pull the screen away from the back plate. Once pulled away, remove the back plate completely.

Use the plastic opening tool to pull the screen away from the back plate. Once pulled away, remove the back plate completely.

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Step 2

After separating the back and the screen, remove the battery by pulling it off of the sticky pads gently. After you have removed the battery from the sticky pads, unplug the battery from its socket and set to the side.

After separating the back and the screen, remove the battery by pulling it off of the sticky pads gently. After you have removed the battery from the sticky pads, unplug the battery from its socket and set to the side.

Step 3

Next you will want to remove the white wire tape with blue ends from the circuit board in the corner. Use the plastic opening tool to pull back on the locking mechanism on both sides of the socket. Once you have pulled back on both sides of the locking mechanism you can then pull the white wire tape out gently.

Next you will want to remove the white wire tape with blue ends from the circuit board in the corner. Use the plastic opening tool to pull back on the locking mechanism on both sides of the socket. Once you have pulled back on both sides of the locking mechanism you can then pull the white wire tape out gently.

Step 4

In this next step you will use your small Phillips-Head screwdriver with the PH00 bit to remove the three screws in the small orange circuit board.

In this next step you will use your small Phillips-Head screwdriver with the PH00 bit to remove the three screws in the small orange circuit board.

Step 5

Using the plastic opening tool, remove the camera from its mount.

Using the plastic opening tool, remove the camera from its mount.

Step 6

Opposite side of where we removed the small orange circuit board you will see a small green circuit board and this will need to be removed as well. Gently remove the green circuit board from the sticky pad.
After removing the green circuit board from the sticky pad, use your plastic opening tool to assist you in unplugging the circuit board. (similar to unplugging the battery) Once the circuit board is successfully unplugged you may remove it and set it to the side.

Opposite side of where we removed the small orange circuit board you will see a small green circuit board and this will need to be removed as well. Gently remove the green circuit board from the sticky pad.

After removing the green circuit board from the sticky pad, use your plastic opening tool to assist you in unplugging the circuit board. (similar to unplugging the battery) Once the circuit board is successfully unplugged you may remove it and set it to the side.

Step 7

Next you will have to remove the wide orange wire tape which connects the screen to the circuit board.
Use the plastic opening tool to pull out the locking mechanisms on both sides of the socket.
Once the two are unlocked (shown in picture 2) you can then remove the orange tape gently.

Next you will have to remove the wide orange wire tape which connects the screen to the circuit board.

Use the plastic opening tool to pull out the locking mechanisms on both sides of the socket.

Once the two are unlocked (shown in picture 2) you can then remove the orange tape gently.

Step 8

Just as you did in the previous step, you will want to use the plastic opening tool to open up the locking mechanism and then remove the wire gently.

Just as you did in the previous step, you will want to use the plastic opening tool to open up the locking mechanism and then remove the wire gently.

Step 9

This is what your tablet should look like at this point in the repair.

This is what your tablet should look like at this point in the repair.

Step 10

In this next step you will use your small Phillips-Head screwdriver to remove the four screws that hold the main circuit board into place.

In this next step you will use your small Phillips-Head screwdriver to remove the four screws that hold the main circuit board into place.

Step 11

Now that you have removed the 4 screws that hold the main circuit board into place, lift up on the circuit board while using the plastic opening tool to pop the speakers out of their mounts.
Once you have successfully removed the main circuit board you can put it to the side gently making sure not to damage it.

Now that you have removed the 4 screws that hold the main circuit board into place, lift up on the circuit board while using the plastic opening tool to pop the speakers out of their mounts.

Once you have successfully removed the main circuit board you can put it to the side gently making sure not to damage it.

Step 12

Use the plastic opening tool to pull the screen out of its cover and then from here replace the screen.

Use the plastic opening tool to pull the screen out of its cover and then from here replace the screen.

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

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