Insignia Flex 8 Ns P16At08 Screen Replacement Repair Guide

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Moderate

Steps

Time Required

                          20 - 40 minutes

Sections

Back Casing
2 steps
Screen
10 steps

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Back Casing

Make sure device is powered off.
Wedge the plastic opening tool anywhere in the seam between the back casing and screen.
Slide the plastic opening tool along the sides and corners of the seam of the device while it separates from the screen.
You will hear the popping sound of the plastic connections separating from the device.

Make sure device is powered off.

Wedge the plastic opening tool anywhere in the seam between the back casing and screen.

Slide the plastic opening tool along the sides and corners of the seam of the device while it separates from the screen.

You will hear the popping sound of the plastic connections separating from the device.

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Step 2

Lift the back casing away from the screen.
Set casing aside.

Lift the back casing away from the screen.

Set casing aside.

Step 3

              Screen

Pull gently on the cable that connects the microphone to the motherboard.
The microphone will stay attached to device and separated from motherboard.

Pull gently on the cable that connects the microphone to the motherboard.

The microphone will stay attached to device and separated from motherboard.

Step 4

Flip up the black flap of the connector ribbon that connects the screen to the motherboard.
Connector ribbon will stay attached to the device and separted from the motherboard.
If the black flap of connector will not lift by using your finger, then use the nylon spudger.

Flip up the black flap of the connector ribbon that connects the screen to the motherboard.

Connector ribbon will stay attached to the device and separted from the motherboard.

If the black flap of connector will not lift by using your finger, then use the nylon spudger.

Step 5

Gently pull the connector ribbon by hand from the connector until it separates from connector.

Gently pull the connector ribbon by hand from the connector until it separates from connector.

Step 6

Flip up the black flap of the connector ribbon that connects the buttons to the motherboard.
The connector ribbon will stay attached to the device and separted from the motherboard.
If the black flap of the connector will not lift by using your finger, then use the nylon spudger.

Flip up the black flap of the connector ribbon that connects the buttons to the motherboard.

The connector ribbon will stay attached to the device and separted from the motherboard.

If the black flap of the connector will not lift by using your finger, then use the nylon spudger.

Step 7

Gently pull the connector ribbon by hand from the connector until it separates from the connector.

Gently pull the connector ribbon by hand from the connector until it separates from the connector.

Step 8

Gently pry the cameras from device using metal spudger tool.
Always try using a plastic opening tool or nylon spudger first. Metal spudgers are great for serious prying power but can damage your device if used incorrectly.
The cameras and connector ribbon will stay attached to motherboard.

Gently pry the cameras from device using metal spudger tool.

Always try using a plastic opening tool or nylon spudger first. Metal spudgers are great for serious prying power but can damage your device if used incorrectly.

The cameras and connector ribbon will stay attached to motherboard.

Step 9

Remove the tape that is covering the screen motherboard connector ribbon.
The screen connection will now be exposed.

Remove the tape that is covering the screen motherboard connector ribbon.

The screen connection will now be exposed.

Step 10

Flip up the black flap of the connector that connects the screen to the motherboard.
If the black flap of connector will not lift by using your finger, then use the nylon spudger.
Gently pull the connector ribbon by hand from the connector until it separates from the connector.
The connector ribbon will remain attached to the motherboard and separated from the screen.

Flip up the black flap of the connector that connects the screen to the motherboard.

The connector ribbon will remain attached to the motherboard and separated from the screen.

Step 11

Using a PH00 screwdriver, remove the (7) seven silver screws that connect the metal plate to the device.
Using a PH00 screwdriver, remove the (3) three black screws that connect the motherboard to the device.

Using a PH00 screwdriver, remove the (7) seven silver screws that connect the metal plate to the device.

Using a PH00 screwdriver, remove the (3) three black screws that connect the motherboard to the device.

Step 12

Gently lift the metal plate that is attached to the motherboard and battery and set aside.
Do not force the metal plate to separate from the screen!
If the metal plate does not separate from device freely, then you have not disconnected a connector ribbon or you have not removed all the screws. Repeat step 10.
Screen will now be exposed.

Gently lift the metal plate that is attached to the motherboard and battery and set aside.

Do not force the metal plate to separate from the screen!

If the metal plate does not separate from device freely, then you have not disconnected a connector ribbon or you have not removed all the screws. Repeat step 10.

Screen will now be exposed.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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krnes1979 - Sep 21, 2018

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