Without The Lcd Screen, Your blackberry 8300 (better Known As A Blackberry Curve) Would Be Heavier, Less Portable Or Have Less Screen Resolution. As Lightweight And Clear As An lcd Screen May Be, It's Also Relatively Fragile. All It Takes Is A Fall Or Exposure To Liquid To Ruin An lcd Screen On A Blackberry 8300. The Only Way To Fix cracks Or A Short In The lcd Screen Is To Remove It And Replace It With A New One.


Requirements:
● BlackBerry Curve 8300
● Small torque screwdriver
● Plastic prying tool


►step 1 Turn Off Your Blackberry Curve. Remove The ac Adapter If It Is Connected To The Charger Cable. Remove The Battery Panel And Battery For Safety Reasons.

►step 2 Unscrew The Two screws Located At The Top Corners Of The Back Of Your Blackberry 8300. Set Them Aside For When You Reassemble The Handset. Insert The Plastic prying Tool Into The Crack Between The Bottom Cover And The Chassis. Slowly Pry It Away From The Rest Of The Chassis, Being Careful Not To Disturb The brown Ribbon Beneath The Bottom Cover That Gives Your blackberry Curve Its Reception.

►step 3 Pry Off The rubber Side Pieces. Pry The Faceplate Off, Careful Not To Damage The lcd Screen Beneath It. Remove The Four screws You Just Exposed At The bottom Corners And Middle Of The Front Of The Phone. Lift The lcd Screen Out Of The Phone Chassis, Remembering It Is Still Connected By A Cable. Disconnect The Cable From The Phone chassis To Completely Remove The Lcd Screen.