Sadly I broke my Phone screen, so I brought a replacement off the net
We all seen how to take apart the phone on youtube ...
But it dose not show how to take off the screen.
We'll I've done it . Once u complete the steps in the video..
Turn the phone screen side up and take the hair dryer to the screen and heat around the edge of the screen and use the sucker to lift the screen away from the phone chassis
This will lift away simular to the back case, the only difference is the glue is on the chassis and not on the screen
So now u lift the screen.
U will see cables runs into the back free them and the screen will lift clean away
Now ur ready for the new screen:
Heat up the edges again with the hair dryer and quickly run the cable through the chassis and sit the screen down at the same time -> pressing the down around the edges as the glue dryies to ensure the screen is securely in place
And once ur happy you can continue to to reassemble your phone...
NOTES:
BATTERY:When your taking the battery out becareful due to the foil around the battery tends to stretch and warp - and when u put the parts back together it can be seen while using the phone.
Vibrator motor: when taking the phone apart at the bottom the black long piece is the motor(on the right under the grey piece) it's connect to the screen so when u put it back together be sure connect it back up
New screen: Besure to heat up the chassis area well to ensure the screen stays in place, u now if it's done right when the phone is on, the back light should not escape at the edge of the screen.
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dude send me your address, will send you my device when it is damaged ! :laugh:
How did go about reassembling the backplate with its adhesive edges?
somanynames90 said:
Sadly I broke my Phone screen, so I brought a replacement off the net
We all seen how to take apart the phone on youtube ...
But it dose not show how to take off the screen.
We'll I've done it . Once u complete the steps in the video..
Turn the phone screen side up and take the hair dryer to the screen and heat around the edge of the screen and use the sucker to lift the screen away from the phone chassis
This will lift away simular to the back case, the only difference is the glue is on the chassis and not on the screen
So now u lift the screen.
U will see cables runs into the back free them and the screen will lift clean away
Now ur ready for the new screen:
Heat up the edges again with the hair dryer and quickly run the cable through the chassis and sit the screen down at the same time -> pressing the down around the edges as the glue dryies to ensure the screen is securely in place
And once ur happy you can continue to to reassemble your phone...
NOTES:
BATTERY:When your taking the battery out becareful due to the foil around the battery tends to stretch and warp - and when u put the parts back together it can be seen while using the phone.
Vibrator motor: when taking the phone apart at the bottom the black long piece is the motor(on the right under the grey piece) it's connect to the screen so when u put it back together be sure connect it back up
New screen: Besure to heat up the chassis area well to ensure the screen stays in place, u now if it's done right when the phone is on, the back light should not escape at the edge of the screen.
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could you explain how to take out the battery? because i tried to take out and i bended it and now i can't close the backplate
SCSweeps said:
How did go about reassembling the backplate with its adhesive edges?
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I just got the hair dryer again and heated up the glue for a minuter or two and then quickly put it in place and held it until the glue was dry
Sorry for late reply
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could you explain how to take out the battery? because i tried to take out and i bended it and now i can't close the backplate
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well i just took my time with taking it out - i did manage to stretch the foil on the battery so i just cut off the stretched bit and smoothed the foil out and used take to keep the edges in place
,,, hope this helps ...
somanynames90 said:
well i just took my time with taking it out - i did manage to stretch the foil on the battery so i just cut off the stretched bit and smoothed the foil out and used take to keep the edges in place
,,, hope this helps ...
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see the attchments could i bend the battery without removing it?or from this images what i should do?
UPDATED:
ok since fixing my phone i have ran into two problem
1: the proximity sensor - seem to not working
2: the phone signal - was intermittent
First:
I have now fixed the first issue - the screen was not fully in place(top right hand side where the noticeably light is #
FIX: heat up the area again and ensure its stuck down correctly and then it should be ok
Second:
When take the phone apart i broke the cable for the aerial - so please take care when taking the phone apart
Once side one the aerial is on the top half of the phone and you can see the connector and the cable runs down the right side of the phone
the other side is located and CONNECTED to the bottom section of the phone which you can not see the connecter is out of sight till this section is taken out so BE-CAREFUL
Its called - Coaxial Cable RF Coaxial Sony Xperia Z
Hope this helps people
J
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see the attchments could i bend the battery without removing it?or from this images what i should do?
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Have you manage to take the battery out at all ?
if not i would say take it out and bend it straight again be for placing it back into the phone(not 100% if this is good idea tho so you might need to order a replacement)
to take the battery out i done the following:
i used a flat head screwdriver carefully on the right side of the phone and gently lifted it up and scored the glue away bit by bit until it came free
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Have you manage to take the battery out at all ?
if not i would say take it out and bend it straight again be for placing it back into the phone(not 100% if this is good idea tho so you might need to order a replacement)
to take the battery out i done the following:
i used a flat head screwdriver carefully on the right side of the phone and gently lifted it up and scored the glue away bit by bit until it came free
J
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no i tried to lift it only on the right...i ll bend it because if you bend a li-po battery it will continue to work properly i had a li-po that i used for soft-air that is smashed on the front but works properly (i know is dangerous but i am carefully)
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no i tried to lift it only on the right...i ll bend it because if you bend a li-po battery it will continue to work properly i had a li-po that i used for soft-air that is smashed on the front but works properly (i know is dangerous but i am carefully)
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Let me know how you get on
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everything fine...but isn t no more waterproof...i spent 2 hours to fix it XD but the phone works perfectly
What did you use to put the back panel ? Glue or 3m adhesive ?
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What did you use to put the back panel ? Glue or 3m adhesive ?
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ex19961996 said:
everything fine...but isn t no more waterproof...i spent 2 hours to fix it XD but the phone works perfectly
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Well Done
I used a double sided adhesive but it isn t so good because the heat (it lifted near the camera like all xperia z)so i don t know what to use...glue isn t good if you want to disassembly it again i ll probably use the same material that were in origin and heat resistant glue :/ but i ll never put it in water again
Why didn't you buy that 3m seal ( double adhesive ) special made for Xperia Z. Or is that what you have been using?
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Why didn't you buy that 3m seal ( double adhesive ) special made for Xperia Z. Or is that what you have been using?
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i didn t used that because i hadn t much time i can find this thing everywhere or i have to ship online?
Mostly online. Depends where you live. If you live in West Europe there's no problem finding it, or China, but elsewhere you have to order it online.
Thank you man. My old Xperia Z seen the light once more!
Obviously isn't no more waterproof but isn't a problem
(I found my screen and the back cover in UK online store)
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Mine does all the time. Its a major week point of the phone. Apart from that and the delete key in Opera (will install the beta of 9.5 to resolve this) the phone is near perfect.
It literally jumps off the phone in my pocket, I put it really nicely on the desk and when I pick it up, it has jumped off again. Hold the 4 corners and move one really (i mean really) slightly and the cover pops off.
The plastic clips where I have put the back on continuously are starting to wear down!
Anyone else get this or is it just me?
Yes mine did when I first got it. Easy fix though.
Take the back cover off, where the two interior clips are housed in the cover ( bottom part of cover lined up with the indents on the phone to allow removal of the cover) give it a good squeeze to bend the metal cover in by pushing both sides.
Worked a treat for me.
Thanks, you have made me look stupid
Works a treat!!
While we're on the subject of battery covers, do you guys have any idea what's up with the metal contacts making connections to the battery cover? Is it some kind of grounding thing? maybe an extensible connection of the antenna, or using the batt cover as wifi antenna or something? Hah, but really, it seems odd.
Good tip though, this thing is stuck on there now!
Nope, but the tip is good.
Jump? Mine has a little 'bump' in the middle, a slight outward curve. Took it to 2 service centres and they said it's normal.
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While we're on the subject of battery covers, do you guys have any idea what's up with the metal contacts making connections to the battery cover? Is it some kind of grounding thing? maybe an extensible connection of the antenna, or using the batt cover as wifi antenna or something? Hah, but really, it seems odd.
Good tip though, this thing is stuck on there now!
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Is it to know if the cover is off?
xpear-e-ah said:
Yes mine did when I first got it. Easy fix though.
Take the back cover off, where the two interior clips are housed in the cover ( bottom part of cover lined up with the indents on the phone to allow removal of the cover) give it a good squeeze to bend the metal cover in by pushing both sides.
Worked a treat for me.
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Sorry could you explain a little more...i'm a bit blonde haha. The clips on the actual battery cover? where do u bend the metal...like forward, inwards? etc thanks
edit: Nevermind, after taking it off a few times it fits fine now
zoelucker said:
Sorry could you explain a little more...i'm a bit blonde haha. The clips on the actual battery cover? where do u bend the metal...like forward, inwards? etc thanks
edit: Nevermind, after taking it off a few times it fits fine now
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upside down, your battery cover looks, in profile, roughly like this:
|____|
You want to bend the sides in, on the end where it says SONY ERICSSON, in this manner:
--> /____\ <--
(Don't bend it to such an extreme degree as depicted though, of course! Just an indication of what direction you're bending in...)
matthewf01 said:
upside down, your battery cover looks, in profile, roughly like this:
|____|
You want to bend the sides in, on the end where it says SONY ERICSSON, in this manner:
--> /____\ <--
(Don't bend it to such an extreme degree as depicted though, of course! Just an indication of what direction you're bending in...)
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I had the same problem. This is how you solve it.
Dont just bend it in the MIDDLE or else you'll deform the entire cover.
xpear-e-ah said:
Yes mine did when I first got it. Easy fix though.
Take the back cover off, where the two interior clips are housed in the cover ( bottom part of cover lined up with the indents on the phone to allow removal of the cover) give it a good squeeze to bend the metal cover in by pushing both sides.
Worked a treat for me.
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^^^
This guy is a superstar
I recently tried repairing a friends HD2, because he had a smashed screen.
I bought the new screen and some 2mm double sided tape. Took the phone apart, and managed to see the lcd was damaged also. Bought one of those then taped the new screen and lcd together using the tape.
The inner chassis had all the old tape on it still, so I bought a new inner chassis. Waited for it, then stuck the new lcd / digitizer to it. The button end didnt seem to stick down that well - even with the new chassis, with the buttons wanting to drop out, and them not sitting out of the screen like they should.
I thought it must be due to the phone only partially assembled, so went ahead and installed the rest of the phone.
Now its together the button end of the phone wont sit in the shell properly and the buttons seem to be lower than they should...
How am i supposed to get this inner chassis to stick properly, and are there any tips or vids to show how its supposed to sit?
thanks.
maybe this video can help you with assembling your phone.
Search on youtube for t8Q7mXdcJ54.
Ive watched that video numerous times, and its a little misleading as to how much is required. Extra tape in places that had to be cut and removed, labels not sticking back down like they do in the video etc.
Im after information as to how people stuck the lcd/digitizer to the inner chassis. I used a new inner chassis with tape pre applied, and it still didnt seem to stick the two things together enough. When you stick the chassis (with lcd/digitizer) into the outer case, it doesnt sit into the case enough, and the buttons are not sitting right.
If u have purchased lcd with digitizer,u could look for flat cable that connects from lcd to mbo,maybe u need to form it.buttons have points to allign,but u need to center both sides in micrometer to function normal.lcd/digitizer frame must have black tape on edges.
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If u have purchased lcd with digitizer,u could look for flat cable that connects from lcd to mbo,maybe u need to form it.
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Please explain? Not sure what u mean by "form it"
buttons have points to allign,but u need to center both sides in micrometer to function normal.lcd/digitizer frame must have black tape on edges.
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done this and still no luck
I have the same problem like foney!
See this:
argh, i can't post my photos! how to do it now, i don't have 8 posts yet!
I've used "3M 300LSE" as a profesional doublesided tape i thought and also put a 2mm stripe below the keyboard, but the display is not really fixed onto the chassi around the keyboard and the keys also can't be used really, because they are maybe not correct centered onto the keyboard circuit board. i've been using the assembly video from htc, but there it's not mentionend very well, how to do it right.
foney said:
Please explain? Not sure what u mean by "form it"
Maybe it need curved angle to 100% fit
done this and still no luck
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Hmm,last thing i can think is that lcd/digitizer is not properly glued/taped.Did u put pressure for few hours on lcd/digitizer and middle frame?
it is taped on around the lcd using 2mm 3M double sided tape. The chassis i bought new, with tape included. When you stick the lcd/digi to the chassis, it appears that the button end, as l0rdius mentioned, isnt stuck down enough.
The video has the guy "magically" sticking it all together and all going together as it should, but doesnt show any real detail, like showing how things go together to fit properly.
edit/ pulled the phone apart again, and its definitely a case of the tape on the chassis near the buttons not sticking correctly. Ive wrapped it in rubber bands, and used some wooden clothes pegs to try to secure the two better. If it doesnt stick, then I may have to use something stronger than tape, like Tarzans Grip
I've found another thread, in which "profahmad" posted some hints:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=640328&page=8
Today i've ordered some more 3M 300LSE and want to take a new try on weekend with these hints. Hope i get the display better glued to the chassis and the buttons correctly justified.
Whats about the sticker under the battery. do you guys have problems reassembling it again and again? Or how do you handle it?
l0rdius said:
I've found another thread, in which "profahmad" posted some hints:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=640328&page=8
Whats about the sticker under the battery. do you guys have problems reassembling it again and again? Or how do you handle it?
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Im using glue like in the link if applying pressure for a day or two doesnt work.
I applied a little double sided tape under it, then when i left the phone for a few days with the battery in it seemed to stick down fairly well. Not like factory new, but good enough.
hello guys,
i have an hard question for you......Hoc can i replace my Galaxy tab touch screen?!?!? I see on web some tutorial.....but no one talk about remove and replace the screen exept this one: http://www.ifixit.com/Teardown/Samsung-Galaxy-Tab-Teardown/4103/3
He talk about "heat gun" but i don't know how to use it.....and so how to replace my broken screen. Please help me!!!!!
I just pm you your solution buddy
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Hi rjumawan - would you be able to pm me the solution too? wondering if can just take screen off (using the heat gun) without having to dismantle the whole unit. THX in advance! ;-)
I've done it twice now so I'm an expert
A hair dryer will do, heat gun not necessary. Take off the back cover per the video(s) on youtube but stop there. You'll see one connector on the side leading to the digitizer, carefully pop it up. You may want to remove the battery too.
Wait until your new digitizer is in hand and ready to go to keep dust out. In fact, best to do this in a recently fogged bathroom to keep the dust down. Anyway heat the edges (about 3/4" in) all the way around the glass. I ended up just heating one side and prying a bit with my plastic pry tool. Then heat some more, pry some more, repeat. Work your way around the edges, heating first. Go slow and be patient, it will probably take you some time but it's not that hard.
Once it's off, avoid getting dust on the LCD. Take the plastic off the glued edge (and interior of the screen if it's there) and very very carefully lay it on the LCD. You only get one chance and you want to get it to line up with the plastic edge of the chassis perfectly. Don't press down hard on the edges until your have it lined up perfectly. You can heat and adjust if you screw up.
Reconnect the new digitizer and test, then reassemble the back cover and you should be good.
Dear xda,
while being on holiday in South-East Asia, I got into some pretty heavy rain and my OnePlus 2 obviously didn't like the rain - the display seems to be broken since. Unfortunately I tried switching the phone on shortly after the water contact (because I needed it for navigation) and the display worked just fine while the phone seemed to be stuck software-wise (although now from a retrospective point of view it could have been that already then the display was somehow having issues).
I did put it in dry, uncooked rice just a few hours after the water contact and kept it there for a few days, with the SIM-Tray ejected and the back cover taken off. Still, after a few days, I tried switching it on again and I could notice that is was booting up just fine (I could see the capacitative buttons lighting up and even got some notification sounds after it booted up), but the display remained black
Back home I removed not only the SIM-Tray and the back cover but also the "inside cover" as well as the battery (it then looked like THIS) and put the phone back into rice for another 2 days. After that I reassambled the phone and tried switching it on again - still the display wasn't working.
After disassembling the phone again and taking the battery out, I put the remaining parts of the phone into the oven at about 45°C = 113°F for about 2h. But that didn't help either.
Is there any advice as how to maybe get my display working again? Maybe some cable or connection inside the phone that I could inspect or disconnect and reconnect? The process of buying a display on eBay and replacing the display seems to be rather complicated (due to the fact that the display is glued to the frame as from what I could see on ifixit.com) and I don't want to damage more than I already did while maybe the repair attempt doesn't help at all.
Does anyone have any experience/insight regarding how much it would cost me to open a repair ticket with OnePlus and let them repair/replace my display unit?
Guess it would cost around 200USD since the display is one of the costliest components in the phone. Not sure if it's only the display issue though. The water might have done some serious damage to the board itself.
100$ easily
My replacement screen cost me 30$ including shipping to Sweden, bought on Aliexpress, top notch quality nothing to complain on quality wise .
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My replacement screen cost me 30$ including shipping to Sweden, bought on Aliexpress, top notch quality nothing to complain on quality wise .
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I too considered buying a replacement screen on ebay or aliexpress. But I don't think I feel confident enough to take the necessary steps to replace the screen, because you seem to have to "unglue" the old screen and glue the new screen back on the frame (Sources: https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/OnePlus+2+Screen+Replacement/51922#s115570 and https://youtu.be/Q1b5Ut5kTRM?t=4m).
Is it easier to do than I think? Did you face any issues while replacing it? Can you see or feel a difference with the new screen compared to the original one (i.e. does it perfectly fit into the frame without protruding)?
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I too considered buying a replacement screen on ebay or aliexpress. But I don't think I feel confident enough to take the necessary steps to replace the screen, because you seem to have to "unglue" the old screen and glue the new screen back on the frame (Sources: https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/OnePlus+2+Screen+Replacement/51922#s115570 and https://youtu.be/Q1b5Ut5kTRM?t=4m).
Is it easier to do than I think? Did you face any issues while replacing it? Can you see or feel a difference with the new screen compared to the original one (i.e. does it perfectly fit into the frame without protruding)?
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It was pretty straight forward and simple. I just applied heat to screen using a hairdryer and the used the included suction cup to gently loosed the screen from the adhesive using a credit hard to pry away the glue and then removed the connections to the screen and the touch-buttons and home button from the backside and then removed the screen. Then I moved over the home button and touch buttons to the new screen, applied some 3M adhesive strips on the frame after removing the old adhesive, put the screen back in place and reconnected the collectors, pushed the screen in place in the frame and heated it a bit too make sure the adhesive sticks and then screwed everything back in there and put on the back case. Done and done!
Ok I think I am gonny try tro buy a screen on aliexpress and replace it myself. Do you think this one should do?
well maybe you guys can help me out here i did the steps to replace the fingerprint sensor but now my screen wont stay glued , i have not been able to find the glue for the screen anyone can help with that by any chance ?
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well maybe you guys can help me out here i did the steps to replace the fingerprint sensor but now my screen wont stay glued , i have not been able to find the glue for the screen anyone can help with that by any chance ?
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I would also like to know which kind of "3M adhesive strips" pitrus- used to keep the screen glued.
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I would also like to know which kind of "3M adhesive strips" pitrus- used to keep the screen glued.
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I bought this one linked down here
3M Sticker Tape Sticker 1MM Double Side Adhesive For Cellphone Touch Screen LCD
http://s.aliexpress.com/UBbquiQf
(from AliExpress Android)
i will try it thanks how did you apply it ? did you have to do any modifications ? is the phone screen similar to its original state ? did you remove the previous glue ? soo many questions i wish there was a video on how to apply it on the phone , as of now my bottom half of the phone screen is unglued
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i will try it thanks how did you apply it ? did you have to do any modifications ? is the phone screen similar to its original state ? did you remove the previous glue ? soo many questions i wish there was a video on how to apply it on the phone , as of now my bottom half of the phone screen is unglued
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For me, the old adhesive came off with the old screen. But I did some cleaning with alcohol just to be sure.
I did my research the best I could, I'm just trying to cover all of the bases before actually attempting the replacement. What I came up for is this:
0. Order this: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/100...o3-Pro-3-X720-X725-X727-X722/32839061385.html (already done)
1. Heat up the screen edges with a hairdryer. Pry screen from phone using a vacuum clamp and guitar picks.
2. Disconnect screen cable guard, and disconnect screen. Take earpiece grill from old screen.
3. Remove old glue.
4. Connect new screen. Connect the cable guard. Connect the earpiece grill from the old one.
5. Apply new glue.
6. Seat the screen and keep it still for a minute using moderate pressure.
My biggerst concern is the glue. The new glue to hold the screen. The quality of the glue.
Be sure to check if it's working before gluing the screen.
You can see someone with a hairdryer here.
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My biggerst concern is the glue. The new glue to hold the screen. The quality of the glue.
Be sure to check if it's working before gluing the screen.
You can see someone with a hairdryer here.
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I'll be using the standard E8000 glue for the edges, and might fall back to the supplied 3M tape for the middle after I cut out the cable's path, as I do not want any pressure on it.
My personal biggest concern, aside from unknown unknowns, is the temperature of the hairdryer. I do not want it damaging the battery or other components, and am divided what'll do the job the best - short bursts of the hottest temperature, or prolonged bursts of a more moderate one. I'm also unsure whether I should live the phone on for the disassembly process, although everyone one YouTube seems to do it like that.
Try to borrow a profesional heat gun. If you can't, all the hair dryers use a small black accesory to direct the air. A nozzle that is called concentrator.
A very high temperature can damage the parts of the phone so try to concentrate the hot air in the margins of the phone and very fast. short burst of moderate temperature. and after you pass put your hands and feel the glass not to be very hot. Like the one in the youtube movie I sent.
Use glue like this or this.
Do you have a good vaccum clamp?
I would keep the phone turned off but is up to you.
Unfortunately I do not know anyone who owns a heat gun, that's why I'm relying on the far more common hairdryer (which I'm also borrowing from a friend). At about which temperature should the glue become weak enough to work with?
Noted about the glue, ordered the one in the syringe.
I do not have a vacuum clamp at the moment, I'm relying on the one that is supplied in the kit that comes with the screen. I do have an X-Acto knife as a fallback, though.
I don't think you have to worry too much about heat gun/hairdryer. It doesn't require loads of heat, so keep the hairdryer moving and stop now and the and try along one edge.
I have a heat gun, that puts out more heat than a hairdryer. I still cannot get the glass up enough to put a guitar pick in. And yes, I have a strong suction cup.
I replaced the screen of mine using a standard hairdryer, it was a lot easier than I thought. I thing you are worrying too much
Thanks for this thread!
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I did my research the best I could, I'm just trying to cover all of the bases before actually attempting the replacement. What I came up for is this:
0. Order this: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/100...o3-Pro-3-X720-X725-X727-X722/32839061385.html (already done)
1. Heat up the screen edges with a hairdryer. Pry screen from phone using a vacuum clamp and guitar picks.
2. Disconnect screen cable guard, and disconnect screen. Take earpiece grill from old screen.
3. Remove old glue.
4. Connect new screen. Connect the cable guard. Connect the earpiece grill from the old one.
5. Apply new glue.
6. Seat the screen and keep it still for a minute using moderate pressure.
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What kind of glue i need to buy?
I bought from aliex and the glue was included. Its thin double sided tape.
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What kind of glue i need to buy?
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The local phone shop I started working at since uses the E8000 glue. Tape is seen temporary and other glues may prove too strong if the screen needs to be replaced again.
inknow said:
I did my research the best I could, I'm just trying to cover all of the bases before actually attempting the replacement. What I came up for is this:
0. Order this: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/100...o3-Pro-3-X720-X725-X727-X722/32839061385.html (already done)
1. Heat up the screen edges with a hairdryer. Pry screen from phone using a vacuum clamp and guitar picks.
2. Disconnect screen cable guard, and disconnect screen. Take earpiece grill from old screen.
3. Remove old glue.
4. Connect new screen. Connect the cable guard. Connect the earpiece grill from the old one.
5. Apply new glue.
6. Seat the screen and keep it still for a minute using moderate pressure.
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This is only for Elite version? I have simply the Le eco Pro 3 X720
Ask this also beacuse if i choose the black version the hardware button will work good?
denzel09 said:
This is only for Elite version? I have simply the Le eco Pro 3 X720
Ask this also beacuse if i choose the black version the hardware button will work good?
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The screens on them are cross compatible, don't worry. I have the LEX720 as well. I now have a black front and a golden back, which isn't visible because of a case.
inknow said:
The local phone shop I started working at since uses the E8000 glue. Tape is seen temporary and other glues may prove too strong if the screen needs to be replaced again.
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Have you done your replacement? Did the E8000 glue worked out well? I'm asking because I need to know which glue should i buy
Jackjunior02 said:
Have you done your replacement? Did the E8000 glue worked out well? I'm asking because I need to know which glue should i buy
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The E8000 glue is fine.
Hi, i tried to replace the screen and broke the new screen. I need your help. If i connect a keyboard by OTG does Windows+N enter to settings menu? How could i do with a external keyboard to 1st> get to Build NUmber to Enable Developer Option. 2nd> Open Developer Options and Enable USB Debugging? How many times should i press down arrow + enter + etc + etc... Please help me!