Xbox Intec 7.2 Screen Replacement Guide

Duration: 45 minutes
Steps: 9 Steps

Let’s take apart this Intec 7.2″ Color Game Screen attachment! We’ll be using some of the same tricks as the Intec 5.4″ Color Game Screen attachment, but we’ll keep you posted on any differences as we go. Ready to get this party started?

Step 1

– Time to get a little sneaky! Start by popping off those 2 rubber pads to reveal the cleverly hidden screws beneath. Once you’ve unleashed those, go ahead and take out those 4 #1 screws. You’re doing great!

Step 2

– Use a spudger to unclip the 6 retaining tabs – you got this!

– Let’s go ahead and remove the top housing next.

Step 3

– First up, let’s tackle those 2 #1 screws and give them the ol’ twist and shout. They’re ready to come out!

– Now, gently disconnect those 4 wire harnesses. Treat them like delicate little noodles as you unhook them!

Step 4

– Time to get started! Disconnect that speaker header

– If you’re planning to remove the speakers, now’s the time to disconnect the header – otherwise, we’ll take care of it in the next step

– Now, let’s get our screw game on – remove those 8 #1 screws

Step 5

– Let’s get those headers disconnected, two down, one to go!

– Now, gently lift those wires over the retaining posts. It’s like a little dance, and we’re all about making this repair a party!

Step 6

– Gently grasp the sides of the board and lift it upwards with care.

– Unplug the last header to complete the disconnection.

Step 7

– Unscrew those four #1 screws to set the screen free!

Step 8

– First, carefully remove the 4 #1 screws to get started

– Next, gently lift up on the tab to release it

– Now, take out the 3 #1 screws to move forward

– Finally, grab the edges and lift the board up with confidence

Step 9

– Now that you’re a pro at this, it’s time to bring your device back together! Just retrace your steps in reverse and you’ll be good to go.

– Oops, if this guide didn’t work out for you, it’s totally okay to hit cancel. No stress!

Success!
Now you can put your device back together, just reverse the steps, like a reverse magic trick.
If you need help or didn’t get it done, you can always schedule a repair.

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