TomTom ONE Screen Replacement

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Difficulty

Easy

Steps

Time Required

10 - 15 minutes

Introduction

The screen on the TomTom ONE is likely to get scratched and/or shatter as a result of wear and tear. This guide will walk you step by step on your way to replacing it.

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Parts

No parts required.

Step 1 Screen

Use a T-9 Torx screwdriver to unscrew the four screws on the back cover.

Use a T-9 Torx screwdriver to unscrew the four screws on the back cover.

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Step 2

Using the spudger, gently pry apart the back case from the front case. It is easier to start on a side and work your way around the device.

Using the spudger, gently pry apart the back case from the front case. It is easier to start on a side and work your way around the device.

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Step 3

Carefully pull the back cover apart from the front cover. Be careful not to pull too hard because there are two sets of wires connecting the device.

Carefully pull the back cover apart from the front cover. Be careful not to pull too hard because there are two sets of wires connecting the device.

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Step 4

Once the two covers are separated, use the tweezers, or even your fingers, to gently disconnect the two sets of wires that are connected to the motherboard from the back cover. You may have to wiggle the wires a little bit to get them to disconnect.

Once the two covers are separated, use the tweezers, or even your fingers, to gently disconnect the two sets of wires that are connected to the motherboard from the back cover. You may have to wiggle the wires a little bit to get them to disconnect.

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Step 5

Next, you must remove the motherboard from the front screen.

Next, you must remove the motherboard from the front screen.
Use a Torx T-7 screwdriver to unscrew the two screws.

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Step 6

Before you can seperate the motherboard from the front cover, you must disconnect the wire connecting the two.

To do so, you must use the back end of the spudger to push out the two white tabs connected to the wire, that holds the motherboard and front cover together.

Before you can seperate the motherboard from the front cover, you must disconnect the wire connecting the two.
To do so, you must use the back end of the spudger to push out the two white tabs connected to the wire, that holds the motherboard and front cover together.

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