O que você precisa
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Here we have the screen as just removed from our Thinkpad.
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In the lower corners you will find two rubber caps with hidden screws.
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Remove the caps and unscrew the first screw.
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The screws secured this rubbery, bendy cover which is removed easily by using your fingernails or a spudger.
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When you have removed the cover store it away somewhere safe.
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Remove the two PH1 screws marked with red circles.
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Flip the display on the side. This way it is easier to pull out the plastic caps holding the display wires in place.
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Use some tweezers to lever out the plastic cap and store it somewhere safe.
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Gently pull out the cables from the hinge.
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To the right you'll have to repeat the steps.
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Free the cables from their prison in the hinge.
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The screen is secured by a rubber frame which is glued onto the display cover.
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Use a guitar pick or a spuder to lift it off. In my case the glue was not really strong and required no heat.
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One flex connector is reachable for us. Lift up the brass clip.
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With the screws removed and the clip detached the display is now free
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Pull the display up about an inch just so that you can detach the flex cables with the levers / clips.
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With all reachable connectors detached you can now lift up the screen from the cover but we're not quite there yet.
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Flip over the screen like seen in the second picture.
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Detach the last connector between cover and screen.
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With the last connector removed you're done!
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You could now replace the screen or continue the disassambly.
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The webcam is located in the upper part of the A-cover.
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First remove the glue strip and then proceed to open the clips holding down the ribbon cables.
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Flip up the clips (red boxes) holding the cables in place. Also peel of the glue strip (green box).
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The cables can only be safely removed when the clip is released completely.
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This step is optional if you just want to replace the webcam.
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Use a pair of tweezers to remove the black connector to the daughter board.
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The webcam is not held in by screws, only tape and pressed onto the plastic.
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With the tape and ribbon cable removed you can pull it out quite easily.
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If you just want to replace the webcam you're done now. If you want to replace the cables as well proceed in the next steps.
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You can remove the daughter board if you suspect it to be faulty. It is also only pressed into place.
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To remove the ribbon cables from the cover you have to remove the rubber mats on top.
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There are two rubber mats left.
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Proceed as before while holding down the ribbon cables to avoid damage.
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Especially the right cables could easily rip.
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I am not quite sure what the bit at the end of the right cable is but it has to go.
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Use a spudger to lift it up from unterneath.
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Slowly pull the ribbon cable from the cover when you're done.
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The larger ribbon cable can be pulled off the cover as well.
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There you have it - you successfully removed all cables from the cover - except for the antennae.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
