Xelio P900A-BK Screen Replacement

Remove the two bottom screws.

The two bottom screws have a 2.44mm wide tops and are 5.44mm.

Slide the spludger between the screen's rolled edge and the back of the tablet and pry apart carefully. Expect the tablet screen to make a cracking sound.

Slide the spudger in the slit all the way around the perimeter of the tablet to fully separate the screen.

Once the screen has fully separated from the back of the tablet, gently lift up the edges to remove the screen.

Next, disconnect the front facing camera ribbon (shown). The ribbon is held to the motherboard by a small bar.

Using the spudger to pry open the bar, pull the ribbon out to disconnect it.

Next, work on disconnecting the ribbon for the touch screen.

The touch screen ribbon is larger than the camera ribbon and is located on the left side of motherboard.

Using the spudger, gently pry the ribbon out from under the bar. Pull the ribbon and disconnect it from the motherboard.

Next, work to disconnect the LCD screen ribbon.

This ribbon is located on the right side of the motherboard.

The ribbon is connected to the motherboard by a small bar. Using the spudger, pry the bar apart and slide the ribbon out.

Remove the two motherboard screws.

To remove the first screw, expose the black strip. Then using a Philips head screwdriver, remove the first screw.

Locate the second screw by looking to the bottom right of the motherboard. Remove the second screw with the Philips head screwdriver.

Locate the last connection to the LCD in the top right section of the tablet.

The last connection is a ribbon connected to green wire, which is held down by tape.

Disconnect the ribbon by removing the tape connecting it to the plastic frame of the tablet.

With the spudger, pry the LCD screen from the plastic screen holder.

Use gentle, but firm force to pry the LCD away from the holder.

Work the spudger all the way around until the LCD is free from the screen holder.

Finally, lift the LCD off, removing it from the screen holder and the motherboard.