Garmin StreetPilot c330 Screen Replacement

Use a plastic spudger tool to remove the plastic frame.

Insert the tool into the groove in the center of the top of the outer frame and lever it gently until it pops out.

Use a phillips head screw driver to remove all four screws in the corners around the screen.

Gently pull from both ends to separate the front panel from the back.

Locate the white wire clip. Gently unplug it using either your fingers or tweezers.

Carefully expose both halves of the device.

Locate the three screws holding the motherboard in place.

Remove screws.

Use Spudger to lift up motherboard.

To remove the ribbon cable, lift the black latch using the spudger tool.

Separate the connection using either your fingers, tweezers, or the spudger.

Slide the spudger tool under the first flexible tab located on the right side of the bottom of the screen.

The tab is denoted by a red box in the photo.

There are two tabs at the top of the screen that are not flexible

Rotate the spudger outward until the tab is no longer holding the screen.

Push the screen out from the front.

Find the second flexible tab near the screen's wires and slide spudger under tab.

Rotate spudger outward until the tab is no longer holding the screen.

Push the screen out from the front.

Separate the screen from the front cover.

Have your new screen ready to insert, making sure it is fully unwrapped.

Find the tabs used to secure the screen as highlighted in the photo.

Slide the bottom of the screen under the permanent tabs.

The permanent tabs are denoted by blue boxes in the photo.

Use the spudger tool to raise the flexible tabs in order to reinsert the screen completely into the front cover.

Reinsert the ribbon cable into the slot you removed it from.

Lower the black latch using the spudger tool.

Reattach the motherboard with the three screws you removed previously.

Locate the white wire clip.

Plug it back in.

Screw the front panel back onto the base using the four screws you removed in step 2.

Use the black screws.

Gently pop the plastic frame back into place.