Replacing a Dell Inspiron 14z screen
We understand how annoying it can be when you break your laptop screen. However, contrary to popular belief, laptop screen replacement requires very little technical expertise. Below, you'll find step by step instructions, (as well as further advice,) that will help guide you through the Dell Inspiron 14z screen replacement process.
How to replace the screen in a Dell Inspiron 14z
Step one
Before doing anything else, remove the battery from your machine and unplug it from the mains power. You should also make sure that you have disconnected any, (and all,) peripheral devices, (eg. memory sticks/speakers.) Next, use your fingers or a flat edged implement, (a razor or a debit card, for example,) to prise the front bezel away from the rest of the screen casing. Work your way around each edge of the bezel, separating it fro the display. Note: you should find that the front bezel clicks in and out of place. Remember to take care when removing the front bezel, so as to avoid snapping it in the process. Once you've removed the front bezel, you should see the broken Dell Inspiron 14z screen sitting in a metal holding frame. Locate, (and remove,) the screws holding the screen in place, (there should be four in total.)

Step two
Once you've done that, work the broken screen out of its holding frame and, pull it towards you, laying it to rest, face down on the laptop keyboard. At the back of the screen, (at the bottom,) you should see a thick cable attached to a golden connector. Disconnect this cable, (peeling back any strips of adhesive if necessary.) Once you've disconnected this cable, you should be able to remove the broken Dell Inspiron 14z screen from your laptop.

Step three
To fit your newly bought screen, simply complete the instructions outlined above in reverse order.
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Replacement Dell Inspiron 14z screens
*Disclaimer: As with any repair you choose to undertake, Laptop-LCD-Screen.co.uk cannot be held responsible for any damage caused to your device during the replacement/repair process. If you feel anxious or unsure about completing this repair yourself, it is best to err on the side of caution.