Compaq Mini 110

The Compaq Mini 110 is smaller than a traditional laptop making it very portable. It's great for doing work on the go and it's easy to sync with your main computer making the Compaq Mini a great companion.

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Disassembling Compaq Mini 110 Screen

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Removing the screen from the display assembly.

Author: alea
Time required: 5 minutes
Difficulty: Moderate

Maybe it's cracked. Maybe you brought a magnet too close to it. Either way, the screen needs replacing and here's how to do it.

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Battery 2 steps
RAM 2 steps
Keyboard 4 steps
Hard Drive 2 steps
Top Cover 3 steps
Display Assembly 2 steps
Screen 3 steps

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Edit Step 1 — Battery ¶

Find the battery and the battery tabs located on the bottom of the Compaq Mini.

Edit Step 2 ¶

Push the tabs inward and slide the battery out.

Edit Step 3 — RAM ¶

Find and remove the two screws on the bottom of your Compaq Mini covering the memory compartment.
- Note that the screws are attached to the panel.

Edit Step 4 ¶

Push out side tabs.

Edit Step 5 — Keyboard ¶

Remove the rubber pads located on the corners of your Compaq Mini.
There may be junk underneath it. This is residue left from the glue that held on the rubber pad. Just scrape it away to find the screw.

Edit Step 6 ¶

Unscrew all the corner screws. There are four total, one under each rubber pad.

Edit Step 7 ¶

Unscrew the screw for the bottom case located in the RAM compartment.

Edit Step 8 ¶

Remove the three screws in the silver tabs at the back of the keyboard. The red circles show where they are located at the back of the base under the screen.

Edit Step 9 — Hard Drive ¶

Remove the three screws.

Edit Step 10 ¶

Pull up on the tab.

Edit Step 11 — Top Cover ¶

Remove the eight screws from the plastic top cover.

Edit Step 12 ¶

Pry up the top plastic cover using a spudger.
- Under the screen there are two tabs that need to be pushed in.

Edit Step 13 ¶

Careful lifting up the cover because the track pad is still attached.
Remove the cable by pulling it up.

Edit Step 14 — Display Assembly ¶

Take out the four screws that keep the bottom of the hinges attached to the base.

Edit Step 15 ¶

Pry off the top plastic cover of the display assembly.
Note: There is adhesive tape holding the cover on.
Note: The spudger may go all the way through to the screen-side of the cover. This is ok and will not damage anything.

Edit Step 16 — Screen ¶

Remove the 4 screws keeping the screen on the plastic assembly.

Edit Step 17 ¶

Take the screen off the metal connectors by unscrewing each side. Each side has 2 screws
The last picture is of the metal connectors that attach it to the display assembly.

Edit Step 18 ¶

The huge wire on the back of the screen is for both the webcam/microphone, as well as the screen.
Detach the cable from the screen. It is connected under the foil flap.

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