• Back up your data and applications
• Completely read and insure you understand the procedure below before starting. If you have any doubt that you can perform this procedure, please have the screen installed by a professional like PerformancePDA.

Tools:

• Torx T6 Driver
• static ground strap (optional but recommended)

Step 1

Remove the stylus

Remove 3 rubber plugs covering the screw holes circled in red.

Step 2

Remove the card from the SD/MMC expansion slot - if present.

Step 3

Using the T6 Torx driver, remove the four screws circled in red.

Step 5

Very carefully pull the two halves of the housing apart.

Step 7

Using the T6 Torx driver, remove the two screws circled in red.

Step 8

Remove the front half of the housing as shown.

Step 9

Very carefully move the screen to the position shown here.

Be sure to hold the keyboard in place.

Step 10

VERY carefully lift one edge of the screen connector away from the main board and remove the damaged screen.

Step 11

Carefully align the screen connector on the replacement screen with the connector on the main board and apply pressure between your fingers (as illustrated) to the top side of the connector and the opposite side of the main board to seat the screen connector.

Step 12

Re-install the front side of the housing as shown.

Step 13

Ensure the main board is properly seated into to front side of the housing.

Step 14

Using the T6 Torx driver, install the two screws circled in red.

Step 15

Install the back side of the housing as shown.

Step 16

Carefully snap the two halves of the housing together.

Step 17

Carfully place the antenna into the housing as shown.

Step 18

Install the antenna screw as shown while ensuring the antenna is fully seated.

Note the long screw is the antenna screw...

Step 19

Replace 3 rubber plugs covering the screw holes circled in red.

Replace the stylus.