Comments on: Remove Laptop LCD Screen - Compaq Presario http://www.lcdlaptoprepair.org/remove-laptop-lcd-screen-compaq-presario LCD Laptop Repair | Used Laptop LCD | Laptop LCD Screen Tue, 07 Sep 2010 01:20:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: David http://www.lcdlaptoprepair.org/remove-laptop-lcd-screen-compaq-presario/comment-page-1#comment-42 David Mon, 20 Apr 2009 04:09:45 +0000 http://www.lcdlaptoprepair.org/?p=5#comment-42 Thanks! My son just cracked the screen on my Compaq Presario C727US Laptop and I needed some simple instructions to get the screen removed so i could replace it. You guys are AWESOME! Thanks! My son just cracked the screen on my Compaq Presario C727US Laptop and I needed some simple instructions to get the screen removed so i could replace it. You guys are AWESOME!

]]> By: Brady http://www.lcdlaptoprepair.org/remove-laptop-lcd-screen-compaq-presario/comment-page-1#comment-10 Brady Sat, 22 Nov 2008 20:25:41 +0000 http://www.lcdlaptoprepair.org/?p=5#comment-10 Thanks for the Presario repair info! My screen was loose and I wasn't sure how to get the outer frame/bezel off so that I could tighten the screws inside that hold the screen in place. DUH....I thought the 6 white screw covers were only bumper pads to protect when the case is closed. Well, yes they are, but they ALSO cover the screws that hold the bezel on. I thought the bezel was glued or sonic-welded on, so I haven't bothered to try fixing it till I found your site today. Now my laptop screen is as good as new again and not a "floppy screen" Thanks! The repaired unit is a Compaq Presario V4000 (4310NR to be specific). It's been a great laptop, but after almost 3 years the battery is starting to sag quite noticably. I'll replace that and be good for another 3 years probably! Thanks for the Presario repair info! My screen was loose and I wasn’t sure how to get the outer frame/bezel off so that I could tighten the screws inside that hold the screen in place. DUH….I thought the 6 white screw covers were only bumper pads to protect when the case is closed. Well, yes they are, but they ALSO cover the screws that hold the bezel on. I thought the bezel was glued or sonic-welded on, so I haven’t bothered to try fixing it till I found your site today. Now my laptop screen is as good as new again and not a “floppy screen”

Thanks!

The repaired unit is a Compaq Presario V4000 (4310NR to be specific).

It’s been a great laptop, but after almost 3 years the battery is starting to sag quite noticably. I’ll replace that and be good for another 3 years probably!

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