The already mounted screw in the delivered laptop was much too tight to loose with the given Framework screwdriver. I got it out using a high-quality Wera TX6 screwdriver, which had a much tighter/better fit than a TX5 bit.
On your picture, you already have installed the keyboard, which would be the next step in the process. Do the screws still stick out without the keyboard installed?
The screen might not be connected properly. It looks like you have no (or only very low) backlight power. Please ensure that the connector is connected properly and there are no pins bent or damaged.
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The already mounted screw in the delivered laptop was much too tight to loose with the given Framework screwdriver. I got it out using a high-quality Wera TX6 screwdriver, which had a much tighter/better fit than a TX5 bit.
On your picture, you already have installed the keyboard, which would be the next step in the process. Do the screws still stick out without the keyboard installed?
The screen might not be connected properly. It looks like you have no (or only very low) backlight power. Please ensure that the connector is connected properly and there are no pins bent or damaged.