Imac 27 Glass Panel

Replace Your Cracked or Broken Screen With iMac 27 Glass Panel

A cracked screen glaring at you in the middle of your workspace can be distracting and annoying, but changing your screen can be simpler, and the process requires less time than you might think. You can find on eBay a variety of iMac 27-inch glass panels to give your iMac a much-needed face lift.

The iMac 27 glass panel is compatible with thick screen iMac models 27-inch A1312 manufactured between late 2009 and mid 2011. The following are compatible models.

• iMac10,1 Late 2009: MB952LL/A (3.06 GHz Core 2 Duo, 3.33 GHz Core 2 Duo)
• iMac11,1 Late 2009: MB953LL/A (2.66 GHz Core i5, 2.8 GHz Core i7)
• iMac 11,3 Mid 2010: MC510LL/A (3.2 GHz Core i3)
• iMac 11,3 Mid 2010: MC511LL/A (2.8 GHz Core i5, 3.6 GHz Core i5, 2.93 GHz Core i7)
• iMac 12,2 Mid 2011: MC813LL/A (2.7 GHz Core i5)
• iMac 12,2 Mid 2011: MC814LL/A (3.1 GHz Core i5)
• iMac 12,2 Mid 2011: MD063LL/A (3.4 GHz Core i7)

Fingerprints, lint, dust, and smudges are the bane of electronic screens, especially when the dust is on the interior of the screen. In order to make sure fingerprint, lint, dust, and smudges do not make their way onto the backside of your new screen, after removing your old iMac 27 glass panel, use a microfiber cloth and wipe down the interior of the exposed computer monitor. This is extremely important to remove the dust and debris back there.

Your new screen will come with protective films covering both the front and back surface of the screen. Make sure you remove the protective films carefully ' backside first ' and hold the screen by the screen edge or by the handles of screen suction cups. Remove the protective film off the front side of the screen last.

The iMac 27 glass panel is an installation friendly panel because it belongs to a group of iMac models that were manufactured between late 2009 and the middle of 2011. These thicker monitors have screens that are attached by magnets to the perimeter of the monitor. Installation of a new screen is as simple as popping off the old screen with the aid of screen removal suction cups. The new screen slides into the slots on the bottom edge of the monitor and the perimeter magnets secure the new screen into the place.

Later iMac and slim iMacs have glue on screens that necessitate additional assembly tools and steps.