🛠️ Asus ROG Zephyrus M16 Ci9 Gaming Laptop LCD Disassembly & Replacement

[@point-blank-2023]

Very helpful, especially the bezel removal tips... Thanks!!! My repair worked perfectly...

[@sylphus]

did you repair backlight bleed ?

[@jakubpapierz9419]

Hi, what type of tape did you use?

[@fernandozuniga5952]

where to buy the screen ?

[@kploska]

Thank you very much 😊

[@TECHAMT]

You're welcome 😊

[@christiangonzalez6462]

Hello, Does anyone know what that copper color thing is at 7:46 of the video? is it important?

[@TECHAMT]

@christiangonzalez6462 hi sir it's copper sheet. no, it's not that much important.

[@TECHAMT]

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[@revisited-edm]

Thank you so much for making educational videos about this model cuz the screen sucks, i never drop nor hit it but unfortunately it shattered through the panel 😢

[@saiksaikatai594]

What if I continue without the dryer Just keep using the slim card to detach the main display after detaching its frame?

[@rayDJ.AbdNas]

NGL looks like the repair failed, what was going on at the end

[@joshuapile2333]

Maybe a defective panel? Idk, but the video sure helps for me cause I may have to replace mine lol

[@jonathanezell4825]

😂

[@DerekBushman]

Might be a bad EDP (display) cable.

[@jonnyloco6766]

Never....and I repeat never do these type of repairs on a carpet surface. You are just asking to shock your internal part(s) for your device. You don't even need to feel it to have this happen and I'm sorry to say but once this happens, they never function the same again. They become very expenive paper weights because the device can never use them the same again. They are that sensitive. I also wouldn't use a heat gun to loosen the adhesive strips in back of the screen. If to much heat is applied, it can do more damage than good. The plastic can melt and fuse with the screen without warning. Those strips are designed to be removed without any heat gun at all. It just takes longer but is much safer. The amount of mistakes I see in this video in terms of the screen removal process is ALARMING! You see what I'm talking about if you watch the very end of it. The flickering of the new screen proves my point.