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Follow along to our very first Chromebook repair guide on how to repair your HP11A G8 EE LCD. To repair this device, we used the 13-in-1 Chromebook Repair Kit which can be found on our website: https://www.chromebookparts.com/ If you're still struggling to follow along to our guide, feel free to drop a question below. We're more than happy to help! Missing a part? Or simply need a replacement? Find it on our website at https://www.chromebookparts.com! We also offer professional, inhouse repair services if your device is broken or damaged. Contact us today: https://www.chromebookparts.com/Artic... Repair Steps: Step One (Optional) - Remove the Battery: Although this step is unnecessary to access the LCD Panel it is much safer to unplug the battery first to prevent any further damage to the internals. To access the Battery simply remove the 6 Screws holding the Bottom Cover and Palmrest together. 2 x 8mm Length Bottom Cover Screws (Top 3rd) 4 x 7mm Length Bottom Cover Screws (Mid/Lower 3rd) Next separate the Palmrest from the Bottom Cover using a Plastic Guitar Pick. Be mindful of the Keyboard & Touchpad Cables upon removal. Once the Palmrest has been removed the Battery is easily unplugged with the use of a Plastic Spudger. Reseat the Palmrest to protect the internals. Step Two - Remove the LCD Panel: Separate the Bezel from the Back Cover using a Plastic Guitar Pick. Remove a Total of 4 Screws from the LCD Panel. 4 x 3mm Length LCD Panel Screws Lift the LCD Panel out and unplug the cable. Plug the LCD Cable into the new LCD Panel. Make sure it’s snug - you may want to replace the adhesive to secure the cable a bit more. Set the new LCD Panel into place (you may want to test the new LCD first by plugging an AC Adapter into the Chromebook) then do everything in reverse! Secure the screws, reseat the Bezel, remove the Palmrest and plug the Battery back in along with the Keyboard and Touchpad Cables then pop the Palmrest back into place. Make sure to re-secure the screws back into the Bottom Cover.