Dell Latitude 5420 How-To Install & Replace LCD Screen | Repair Guide

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@piebbay Год назад

thanks for the Vid man, can you recommend where to get a replacement screen for a 5420 for New Zealand? also what else is needed. Tape ? and its really hard to find the exact screen!

@dellpartspeople Год назад

We do ship to New Zealand. You can reuse your original parts (bezel, screws, cable, etc.) with your replacement screen. You can find it here: ppci.me/c/140/1468/lcd+screen

@maxarcher9543 11 месяцев назад

The video is good, but fails to mention the super adhesive foam tape holding the wifi card down. Also removing the card isn't actually necessay, you just need to disconnect the two wires. The camera is taped to a copper backing, it's easier to leave the camera in place and just disconnect the cable. You only need to remove the camera if you're replacing that too. Also there is a thin strip if double sided tape, on the inside of the screen bezel, holding it down flush with the screen. Once you remove the bezel of you don't have a kit that xame with more tape, it'll never sit quite right. But otherwise a very good video. It would have taken me much longer to replace my screen if I had to figure everything out on my own.

@dellpartspeople 11 месяцев назад

Thanks for watching and also the detailed feedback. Much appreciated.

@chon.nk.7550 9 месяцев назад

Very helpful video.❤ Does this apply to a Dell Latitude 5430 i5 (12th GEN) as well? My acreen is broken and i wish to replace it. Thabks for sharing. 🙌🏾

@dellpartspeople 9 месяцев назад

These are about as close to the exact same chassis as it gets. The removal process is pretty much the same. So you technically could use it as a guide.

@rosariodagosto6484 7 месяцев назад

NO SCREWS HOLDING LCD TOGETHER

@annatroubetzkoy4390 Год назад

Hey! There are lots of different screens can you explain to me the differences ? Between Matte, With railings... But also those with no difference in the title except those 5 letters and numbers at the end ? Thank you!!

@annatroubetzkoy4390 Год назад

And thank you for the helpful video 😊

@Eisennhower Год назад

When I got to the step of removing the LCD cable at 1:32 my cable had an additional ribbon and additional connection to the motherboard not mentioned or visible in your video. And you should have mentioned how hard the screen bezel is to remove on a laptop that has never had this done before. It was glued/taped/clipped on there incredibly hard, your bezel practically fell off lol. Lastly you skipped the final step where you need to transfer those outside edge metal brackets from your old screen to the new one using long thin removable adhesive strips.

@rustybux Год назад

That is not a 5420. I have a 5420 and totally different

@dellpartspeople Год назад

If the laptop looks different than that must mean you have a latitude e5420; which is an e-series laptop and is an older generation of Dell latitude. We do have videos for the e5420 laptop also, just check our channel.