Toshiba Satellite L855 S5119 Laptop Screen Replacement Repair Guide

Difficulty

Difficult

Steps

Time Required

                          15 - 20 minutes

Sections

Back Plate Removal
1 step
Battery
3 steps
Optical Drive
2 steps
Hard Drive
1 step
Back Cover Removal
1 step
Fan
2 steps
Laptop Screen
4 steps

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Introduction

What you need

Step 1

              Back Plate Removal

Turn the laptop over to place it top down.
Use a Phillips #1 screwdriver to remove the screw holding in the back plate. This screw does not come out of the plate.
Lift the back plate off the laptop, exposing the RAM and Hard Disk.

Turn the laptop over to place it top down.

Use a Phillips #1 screwdriver to remove the screw holding in the back plate. This screw does not come out of the plate.

Lift the back plate off the laptop, exposing the RAM and Hard Disk.

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Step 2

              Battery

Turn the laptop face down to expose the back.
Locate the battery.

Turn the laptop face down to expose the back.

Locate the battery.

Step 3

Locate the battery latches. The battery latch mechanism can be compared to a door – The right latch, when pushed right, unlocks the battery, while the left latch, when pushed left, releases the battery, pushing it out from its container.
Push the latch on the right to the right to unlock the battery latch locking mechanism.
Push the battery latch on the left to the left to unlock the battery.

Locate the battery latches. The battery latch mechanism can be compared to a door – The right latch, when pushed right, unlocks the battery, while the left latch, when pushed left, releases the battery, pushing it out from its container.

Push the latch on the right to the right to unlock the battery latch locking mechanism.

Push the battery latch on the left to the left to unlock the battery.

Step 4

With the left battery latch pushed left, remove the battery from its port by lifting the battery from the middle of the battery.
The battery will come free.

With the left battery latch pushed left, remove the battery from its port by lifting the battery from the middle of the battery.

The battery will come free.

Step 5

              Optical Drive

Using a Phillips #0 screwdriver, remove the single 3mm screw.

Using a Phillips #0 screwdriver, remove the single 3mm screw.

Step 6

Rotate the laptop so that you have access to the optical drive.
The optical drive is now only attached by a port in the drive’s back. The optical drive can be pulled straight out of its housing.
Remove the drive.

Rotate the laptop so that you have access to the optical drive.

The optical drive is now only attached by a port in the drive’s back. The optical drive can be pulled straight out of its housing.

Remove the drive.

Step 7

              Hard Drive

Unscrew the hard drive.
There could be up to five 3mm screws - One on each corner of the hard drive, and one at one end of the hard drive, attaching the drive to the laptop’s frame.
Carefully push the hard drive away from its port. This should not require substantial force.
Lift the hard drive out.
Some hard drives have a plastic tab, which can be lifted from to remove the hard drive.
Otherwise, take hold of opposite sides of the hard drive and lift the drive straight up.

Unscrew the hard drive.

There could be up to five 3mm screws - One on each corner of the hard drive, and one at one end of the hard drive, attaching the drive to the laptop’s frame.

Carefully push the hard drive away from its port. This should not require substantial force.

Lift the hard drive out.

Some hard drives have a plastic tab, which can be lifted from to remove the hard drive.

Otherwise, take hold of opposite sides of the hard drive and lift the drive straight up.

Step 8

              Back Cover Removal

Unscrew the screws circled in red. This includes eleven 6mm screws, and one 5mm screw underneath where the optical drive was housed. All screws can be removed with a Phillips #0 screwdriver.
Carefully remove the back cover. The battery holder contains notches that help hold the case in place, so take care not to break those.

Unscrew the screws circled in red. This includes eleven 6mm screws, and one 5mm screw underneath where the optical drive was housed. All screws can be removed with a Phillips #0 screwdriver.

Carefully remove the back cover. The battery holder contains notches that help hold the case in place, so take care not to break those.

Step 9

Fan

Remove the two 5mm screws on the fan assembly using a Phillips #0 screwdriver.

Remove the two 5mm screws on the fan assembly using a Phillips #0 screwdriver.

Step 10

Unplug the fan’s connection to the motherboard.
Lift the fan from the laptop.
Use a soft cloth to clean the dust away from where the fan was.

Unplug the fan’s connection to the motherboard.

Lift the fan from the laptop.

Use a soft cloth to clean the dust away from where the fan was.

Step 11

              Laptop Screen

Remove the two screws in each speaker using the Phillips #0 Screwdriver.
Gently lift out the speakers out of the chassis.

Remove the two screws in each speaker using the Phillips #0 Screwdriver.

Gently lift out the speakers out of the chassis.

Step 12

Using the Phillips #0 screwdriver, remove the 3mm retention screw from the display connector.
Unplug and remove the display connector by pulling the connector free.

Using the Phillips #0 screwdriver, remove the 3mm retention screw from the display connector.

Unplug and remove the display connector by pulling the connector free.

Step 13

Remove the screen by removing two screws from both hinges using the #0 Phillips screwdriver.
Once the hinges have been unscrewed separate the screen from the body containing the motherboard.

Remove the screen by removing two screws from both hinges using the #0 Phillips screwdriver.

Once the hinges have been unscrewed separate the screen from the body containing the motherboard.

Step 14

The removed laptop screen should have the daughterboard and speakers attached to it via wires upon removal.

The removed laptop screen should have the daughterboard and speakers attached to it via wires upon removal.

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

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