How to replace the screen on a ThinkPad P15s Gen 2 laptop - the easy way to replace a laptop LCD

[@DerrickThomas17]

Great video. Not too fast and clear. Just what I was looking for.

[@TweakTips]

Thanks Derrick

[@albertoruiz5651]

Nice video. I have a Thinkpad t15 gen 1 and the screen got broken recently. Do you happen to know the replacement number part? I don't want to buy the wrong one.

[@TweakTips]

Thank you. Most manufactures use different screens even on the same model laptop so it is best to take out the broken screen and look for the model number label to find your part number - enter this in Google or eBay and you will find the correct replacement.

[@HectorCornejo-r1g]

Thanks for the video, makes it really easy to understand. I was a little nervous about what you called the "bezel" for the screen's trim, would using the spreader work here instead of a finger as well? I dont want to break or bend that plastic.

[@TweakTips]

Thanks Hector - yes absolutley a spreader will work too - I would suggest using a plastic one (not metal) to limit any damage to the screen

[@TimExcellent]

Fantastic video, thank you very much for doing this

[@mjmitchy]

Top Tip: no need to take back off - you can temporarily disable the internal battery in the BIOS settings

[@nirgluzman1343]

Very nice video, thanks ! I've a technical question, maybe you could help. I've L15 Gen1, running Win11. The display brightness became very low, but not totally zero (I hardly can see anything). External monitor via USB-C or HDMI works fine. Could it be an issue with the display, connector or something else? How would you debug that? Thank you !!

[@TweakTips]

Sounds like a backlight issue

[@nirgluzman1343]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I replaced the display and it solved the problem. I am still curious why the external monitor is still flickering once in while. Could it be an issue with the on board graphical card?😊