HP Elitebook 840 G1 G2 G3 G4 Screen Replacement Procedure

[@raid6809]

Thanks a loooooooot.👍 u helped me saved $120.00 by replacing it by myself 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@AngusFindlay]

The actual replacement took about as long as it took to watch the video. Top notch tutorial. Thank you so much!

[@habibithagoat6084]

Thanks for the video my screen needed a good clean and this helped me do it. I think it was going to be a lot harder job until I saw this video. So thanks a lot

[@QoMSoL]

Thank you, very clear instruction. You could also show the placement of the screen back since it might be pretty tricky.

[@bellis2606]

Great! You explained very well. I've just replaced my laptop screen easily. Thank you

[@mrtrader4628]

Okay very good but I have a HP Elitebook 8540p and my screen is very dark and I can't get the brightness key to work . Darren

[@robert-janvanloon1227]

is it possible to upgrade the screen to full HD from an lower resolution?

[@williamsmead1802]

I believe so, these come with a 1366 or a full 1920x1080. Just get the higher res display

[@ehteshamulhaq6799]

That's really good and interested video. My laptop elitebook 1030 x360 g3 has also screen demage. Can you please tell me the price

[@LeMishoK]

Can I install different display? Like I have 1600x900 and it is cracked. Can I replace it with 1920x1080?

[@diyeasy_in]

can I use 840 G3 full HD LCD screen for 840 G1?

[@_kimutai]

I want to know too, but for me it is a g1 for a g3

[@itboy6934]

@@_kimutai look whether display is 30 pin or 40 pin. And check for size. 30pin to 40 or 40 to 30pin converters also available if yours one is not matching with other one

[@alamsejd1453]

Can someone tell me, is it possible to use G2 display on G1 model by any chance???

[@andrewsoltau4064]

Super tutorial. Thanks. I got very stressed watching the bit with the knife against your finger! Hold breath. Will there be blood? I must have seen too many horror movies.

[@renealcerro1320]

Hi, i have this laptop and the screen is showing the icons but incredible dim, they're only visible with a flashlight pointed to the screen, will the LCD replacement work or do i have another issue?

[@jennaczulinski4407]

I have an HP EliteBook 820 G2, Do you guys have a screen for it?

[@alexanderpetkov7848]

Thank you for the video and the screen, I just replaced it!!

[@saikou933]

Pleeaasse does it work for an ho elitebook 820 G2?

[@florahnekesa4959]

Thank you very much

[@stanislawkaminski4571]

Nice video. Is the screen from HP 810 G1 interchangeable with the HP 810 G3 screen?

[@fotoded]

Thank you.

[@andersonmachado2701]

Hi! please, can i use the G4 screen on G3, is it the same screen and frame?

[@robertbilic4021]

no

[@ReginaldOdhiambo]

LED backlight right?

[@beraktakcebok1235]

Is the step need to remove the battery first? Can this method also aplicable in 840 G6?

[@redakg8937]

can you kindly tell the resolution fo this one of give me a link to buy it N140BGE-E33 REV.C2

[@JairoVides]

hi, could you tell me the part number for the display Flex for the HP EliteBook 840 G1, i need buy one.

[@akatechon5731]

Super helpful!

[@popooo4834]

Do you need to disconnect the internal battery?

[@paolomarletta]

Hello, on my G3 the display flashes randomly, sometimes frequently sometimes once every few minutes. Do you think the problem is with the display or somewhere else? I would be very sorry if after the display replacement the problem persisted. Thank you in advance for your reply.

[@ilyasbatchali2654]

شكرا لك صديقي

[@leebaljith4553]

Hello sir,how can I remove the fan in hp elite book 840g1

[@kennysbusdrawings]

shooting it

[@patty1505]

I have the Elitebook G3, can I change my screen to a touch screen?

[@gsv202000]

Thanks a lot

[@niinesantos4276]

PERFEITO, GRAVAÇÃO PERFEITA E EXPLICAÇÃO TAMBÉM. CONGRATULATIONS

[@themacsthecameraman5383]

I have same displey with same PN and it is FHD ... weird

[@beraktakcebok1235]

Thanks

[@avaloninTube]

Thanks for the video. Very helpful 👍

[@XDr3aM]

Damnit this video is old .. you probably won’t remember, but it’s worth a shot removing the puzzle when I get to the bottom part where it rotates on the bracket it seems to be connected to that bracket it doesn’t just come off like yours I don’t know what to do.. I’ll keep at it I’m sure I’ll get it

[@XDr3aM]

I got it. It just snaps off ridiculously hard to the point where almost breaks.

[@fgraf]

Hello screensurgeon, question for you: I have this model HP EliteBook 840 G3, mine seems to have a classic backlight failure, in that the screen appears black unless I shine a flashlight at it, at which point I can see the windows but they're very dark. My question: would replacing the screen as you showed in this video resolve my backlight issue, or is the backlight a separate component on this model? Thanks in advance for your feedback.

[@alfredogarza569]

It could be a blown fuse on the motherboard

[@haraldschurr1035]

in general it should solve your problem because the backlighting is integral part of the screen and there is only one cable and one connector for data and for powering the backlighting.

[@fasthardware6293]

I have the exact same issue. 840 g3. With no. Back light issue. Same lcd on other g3. Work's fine. Tested other working lcd from a g4. On this g3. No back light . Problem is the mother board fuse or mobo inverter IC. Or mobo. Lid close switch. Any help finding the fuse or close lid switch on this g3??

[@thorstenschlegel9043]

Helped me a lot. Just perfect. Thank you!!

[@Martin-we1rm]

Can you swap a touch screen to a non touch screen display?

[@wajidali.2080]

Yes dear it is possible if you change the display cable with touch one.

[@ying0129]

Ty sir

[@audrey7140]

Do you think this procedure would also apply to the EliteBook 850 G1?

[@afistfulofpimples1745]

No idea.

[@haraldschurr1035]

Yes it is quite similar. But be careful concerning the resolution of the original screen in comparison to the resolution of the replacement screen. I was told by my replacement screen supplier the following: if the original resolution was 1366x768 and you want to upgrade to 1600x900 or to 1920x1080 you need a different video cable which makes the swap much more complicated because you have to replace the video cable.

[@hunk0429]

i got confused. you mentioned that the resolution is interchangeable? but your site shows "Important Note: Please check the native screen resolution of your laptop before purchasing. As this replacement screen are for laptops that has a resolution of 1366x768." what does it mean?

[@MegaXtc11]

It doesn't matter, if upgrading from WXGA to FHD you can use the same cable, different story is if you're trying to install 1400p screen, in that case you will need a 40 pin 4-lane eDP cable (FHD and lower uses 30-pin 2 lane cable)

[@haraldschurr1035]

I was told the following by my replacement screen supplier: if the original resolution was 1366x768 and you want to upgrade to 1600x900 or to 1920x1080 you need a different video cable which makes the swap much more complicated because you have to replace the video cable. But MegaXtc11 seems to know better.

[@zekethedego]

Why no mention of the QHD screen version of the G3? Only WXGA and the FHD. Anything worth doing is worth doing right.

[@ItsMikeTheIke]

Hey so, i can pay you as much as to point to $200 if you can please fix my Hewlett-Packard HP EliteBook 840 G1 Laptop screen! Ive had this computer fpr a while now and the only issue about it is that it cannot sometimes connect to the internet leading to the requirment of repeated restarting which i don't really mind. The screen is damaged and has cracks and has chuncks of blackness similar to dead pixels in a way, and it is very hard to use in this condition. If you can repair this i can mail it to you. Also this may be a bad time to ask due to the current virus outbreak. I hope you find this and respond, and thank you.

[@ItsMikeTheIke]

@THE D∀я∃ DEVIL DUDE Oh neat thanks btw

[@mickaelbourgois865]

You don't "ship to most country around the world" you only ship to North America....

[@sageofspice2431]

POV: you broke your laptop screen.

[@kaunishroy8913]

lol

[@markkevin2114]

thanks a lot