Email: craig@ifixit.com | Twitter: @craigelloyd | Instagram: craigelloyd
Hey there! I'm Craig and I’m a Project Manager at iFixit, overseeing guide creation and leading our incredibly talented team of technical writers.
I graduated from Purdue University in 2012 with a Bachelor’s in Media and Public Communication and a minor in Media Production. I started out writing articles for the student newspaper, eventually overseeing the publication’s web content and earning a spot as an Online Pacemaker Award finalist from the Associated Collegiate Press in 2011.
After graduating, I spent seven years writing for a handful of online publications, including Lifehacker, Digital Trends, How-To Geek, and more.
My love of tech and repair goes back to my adolescent years when I began tinkering with the family computer as a young and naive teenager. To this day, I love getting my hands dirty with projects around the house and in the garage, and I'm a strong advocate for the DIY movement. In other words, I don't call a guy when something breaks; I am the guy! And I always encourage others to pick up some tools and take matters into their own hands.
The on/off switch is the red switch to the right of the photo. It is not needed for this repair.
It’s all one component! I suppose it’s possible to separate them, but the part we sell includes the screen and the frame in one piece.
Thanks everyone for the heads up! We’ve gone back and remeasured the screws to confirm, and have updated the guide appropriately.
Hey Tim, we’ve updated this step with screw measurements!