Toshiba Satellite A75-S226 Display Assembly Replacement

Garrett Gudgel and 12 other contributors

Last updated on July 1, 2023

50 minutes

Moderate

Introduction

This guide may be useful for fixing dead pixels, cracked screens, and other problems with the display. You will need the iFixit plastic opening tool, a Phillips #1 screw driver, and your new Toshiba Satellite A75-S226 Display Assembly.

What you need

Tools

Step 1 Wi-Fi/Memory Cover

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Remove the 5.75 mm screw from the cover panel.
Turn the laptop over with the screen facing down.

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Step 2

Lift up the cover panel using a plastic opening tool.

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Step 3 Wi-Fi Card

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Remove the 5.64 mm screw from the bottom of the crossing bar.
Remove the crossing bar.

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Step 4

Use a plastic opening tool to disconnect the black and white antenna cable's connectors from the Wi-Fi card.
Note that the black wire is connected to the port that is labeled main.

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Step 5

Use fingers to push the clips away from memory card.

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Step 6

Use fingers to remove the Wi-Fi card.

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Step 7 Keyboard

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Use the plastic opening tool to lift up the top panel all the way along the keyboard until it loosens.
It may be helpful to first pry at the rear of the hinge covers (not shown) to release them. Then Insert the plastic opening tool underneath the top panel's sides and then front edge.

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Step 8

Remove the top panel by popping the panel out the top left socket, then do the same with the right side.

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Step 9

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Remove the two 3.67 mm screws from the top corners of the keyboard.

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Step 10

Use fingers to lift up the keyboard from the top.
Do not try to remove the keyboard completely because it is still attached to the motherboard.

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Step 11

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Remove the cable connecting the keyboard with the motherboard.
Be aware of the locking tabs on each side of the ribbon-cable connector—they slide back about 2mm to free the cable.
Lift up and remove the keyboard.