HP 14G6 Screen Replacement

[@micteneleven]

Yes as Ken said, the double sided tape is removed by pulling from the ends, accessible via a cutout in the hinge. The heat gun method is useful if the tape can't be grabbed.

[@gavinbest8438]

Thanks for your video, I'm stuck on the part of removing the screen 30 pin connector. I couldn't tell from where the camera is placed how you prized it open.does the latch go up or do you simply pull it out?

[@kenjancef8285]

It's amazing to me that in a video that came out 9 months prior to yours, from HP, they mention the pull-tabs for the monitor adhesive, and you don't mention it at all. You actually take a heat gun to it, and risk melting/damaging the top lid. You also DO NOT have to take that top bar off... I won't recommend you to anyone... sorry...

[@thebeautifulsoundofincessa8202]

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[@micteneleven]

Yes as Ken said, the double sided tape is removed by pulling from the ends, accessible via a cutout in the hinge. The heat gun method is useful if the tape can't be grabbed.

[@micteneleven]

Yes as Ken said, the double sided tape is removed by pulling from the ends, accessible via a cutout in the hinge. The heat gun method is useful if the tape can't be grabbed.

[@edgarsalas7495]

it is a very primitive way of doing it, since it will warp the back cover if it's made out of plastic, which most hps are. i suggest using acetone and a plastic spudger.