Difficulty

Easy

Steps

12

Time Required

                          45 minutes            

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  • Front Panal Digitizer
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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Asus T-100 Front panel Repair               
  • In order to get the back cover off, use a tool you are familiar with to pry it open carefully.

In order to get the back cover off, use a tool you are familiar with to pry it open carefully.

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Step 2

              Use the pick               
  • Insert a pick, and slowly go around the edge of the tablet to loosen the back shield

Insert a pick, and slowly go around the edge of the tablet to loosen the back shield

Step 3

              Unscrew The Screws               
  • Use a Phillips #1 screw driver to loosen all the screws.
  • Make a system to organize the screws, since they have different sizes.

Use a Phillips #1 screw driver to loosen all the screws.

Make a system to organize the screws, since they have different sizes.

Step 4

              Battery connection               
  • Loosen the tape of the battery connection.
  • Be careful you don’t break the wires. They can seem stuck and hard loosen up.
  • Separate the cable from the connecter.

Loosen the tape of the battery connection.

Be careful you don’t break the wires. They can seem stuck and hard loosen up.

Separate the cable from the connecter.

Step 5

              Copper tape               
  • Next step is to peel off the copper tape. Left to Right

Next step is to peel off the copper tape. Left to Right

Step 6

              Beneath the copper tape               
  • Under the tape is there a connection we have to take off, plus another screw.
  • As in step 9 later there is a white strip under the black sticky sponge that lifts to allow the ribbon tape to come out easily.

Under the tape is there a connection we have to take off, plus another screw.

As in step 9 later there is a white strip under the black sticky sponge that lifts to allow the ribbon tape to come out easily.

Step 7

              Taken out the speaker.               
  • Next we have to take out the speaker because it has a connection on the motherboard.
  • In order to get the speaker out you have to lift up the motherboard just a little bit. You can use your finger or any other tool you feel familiar using.

Next we have to take out the speaker because it has a connection on the motherboard.

In order to get the speaker out you have to lift up the motherboard just a little bit. You can use your finger or any other tool you feel familiar using.

Step 8

              Disconnect the speaker               
  • Here we have to disconnect the speaker connection.

Here we have to disconnect the speaker connection.

Step 9

              Digitizer disconnection               
  • Next step is a little tricky. We have to disconnect the digitizer. ! Be very careful you don’t ruin the closing mechanism. Simply pull back and pull slowly until the connection comes out.

Next step is a little tricky. We have to disconnect the digitizer. ! Be very careful you don’t ruin the closing mechanism. Simply pull back and pull slowly until the connection comes out.

Step 10

              Taking out the motherboard               
  • We are now ready to take out the motherboard. This is done by following all the steps to this point.
  • Carefully lift the board in both ends or in 2 of the 4 corners and slowly lift it off to the side.

We are now ready to take out the motherboard. This is done by following all the steps to this point.

Carefully lift the board in both ends or in 2 of the 4 corners and slowly lift it off to the side.

Step 11

              Taken out the LCD               
  • Next step is to take out the LCD. Depending on the model # of your device screws can be placed different corners.
  • Take out the screws and lift out the LCD screen

Next step is to take out the LCD. Depending on the model # of your device screws can be placed different corners.

Take out the screws and lift out the LCD screen

Step 12

              Last step               
  • The last step is to separate the plastic frame from the old Digitizer glass.
  • I recommend using a heat gun to heat up the glue and then easily separate the old digitizer.
  • You are now ready to put your new digitizer on the plastic frame and assemble the T-100.
  • BE VERY careful when applying heat to the plastic, it can easily bend so make sure you keep your heatgun/hairdryer on low heat.

The last step is to separate the plastic frame from the old Digitizer glass.

I recommend using a heat gun to heat up the glue and then easily separate the old digitizer.

You are now ready to put your new digitizer on the plastic frame and assemble the T-100.

BE VERY careful when applying heat to the plastic, it can easily bend so make sure you keep your heatgun/hairdryer on low heat.

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

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Cody Smith - Nov 6, 2015

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Thanks so much for the guide, it was a long process but we’ll worth it.

Nick Johansen - Jan 6, 2016

Hope it was helpful and that it was detailed enough :) thank you for looking :)

adamstafford - Apr 16, 2016

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Great guide, however I would make one small addition. In the final instructions just a little warning about keeping the heat very low, similar to a hair dryer and take your time. I discovered the hard way that the plastic bezel has quite a low melt/warp temp and I effectively ruined one of the two I was repairing. Sourcing a new digitizer with bezel or bezel alone is proving to be incredibly challenging.

Nick Johansen - Jun 22, 2016

Thank you for the heads up I will edit that as soon as possible

Lazeez Karshibayev - May 10, 2016

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Please, can you give the clearer instructions about 3 different screw sizes, where are they locations. I mixed them up…