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(question) Is the digitizer for t8585 same as t9193?...

I have a t9193 and my digitizer screen is broken, but looking around found that the USA TMO has different cable connector than t8585... but have no idea wich of the 2 different connectors t9193 uses..
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hope someone knows... thanks in advance guys!!!

Hi, i do belive both have diffrent connectors. I think the tmob is easier to replace as the cable does not require any soildering.

pepitoil said:
I have a t9193 and my digitizer screen is broken, but looking around found that the USA TMO has different cable connector than t8585... but have no idea wich of the 2 different connectors t9193 uses..
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Wow! This is amazing. Thank you so much for the info! This should explain why we can't just swap the screen from the euro for a US version! Thanks!

the 9193 has the same digitizer as the 8525. The type that has to be soldered on.
the Tmo US version has a digitizer that is the same size, but different connection. A latch terminal.
If you get the 8525 LCM unit (LCD+Digitizer), we BELIEVE it will fit in the Tmo US housing. But nobody has done it. But you cannot swap Just digitizer for digitizer, it has to be the whole LCM unit.

FloatHeavy said:
the 9193 has the same digitizer as the 8525. The type that has to be soldered on.
the Tmo US version has a digitizer that is the same size, but different connection. A latch terminal.
If you get the 8525 LCM unit (LCD+Digitizer), we BELIEVE it will fit in the Tmo US housing. But nobody has done it. But you cannot swap Just digitizer for digitizer, it has to be the whole LCM unit.
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I have a Vikuiti screen protector for my t-mo us HD2, and it's slightly shorter than the glass front of my HD2, so I'm pretty sure the T-moUS HD2 digitizer is a little taller than the t8585 & 9193 models. So it may fit in the Tmous housing, but there might be a little gap. I don't think the US models digitizer would fit in the 8585's housing though. But that's just going by how the euro screen protector fits on the tmous screen, so i may be wrong.

Here is the evidence that you may be able to swap them.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=613954&page=13

FloatHeavy said:
Here is the evidence that you may be able to swap them.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=613954&page=13
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Is the digitizer the glass part, or is it separate from the glass? If so, the digitizer probably fits... it's the glass part that I think that has a small size difference.

thanks guys.... now i have to manage to soldered on the terminal... :s
mmmm .... I'm already scared!!!...
can't find a video tutorial just to replace the glass digitizer... any advise?
cya!

Many just say "digitizer" when they really mean the fuzed together unit of the digitizer and glass.
With that said. The 9193 and 8525 come with a soldered terminal version of the digitizer and lcd. The Tmobile US version has a latch terminal digitizer and lcd.
The solder job is a simple one if you have that version. Use a small razor to cut the adhesive between the digitizer and LCD, someone else said they used some sort of string, regardless the digitizer is held on by a weak adhesive and is only around the edges. Make sure not to cut the flex cable while doing this.
AFTER I separated the LCD from digitizer, then I de soldered terminal.

THANKS for the tip FloatHeavy.... I'll try that... did you took pictures by a chance of the procedure?... could be very usefull...
cya!!!

pepitoil said:
THANKS for the tip FloatHeavy.... I'll try that... did you took pictures by a chance of the procedure?... could be very usefull...
cya!!!
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Yup, search "HD2 broken screen" and "HD2 Disassembly". I have breakdowns and pics in two different threads.

where can I buy the screen / digitizer combo for the t9193?

How to replace HTC HD2 Touch Screen Glass ?

How to replace HTC HD2 Touch Screen Glass ?
Required easy video or photo tutorial.
Only replace HTC HD2 Touch Screen without disassembling all device camera, speaker etc.
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I want to order this part
http://cgi.ebay.com/HTC-HD2-T8585-L...m&pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item439f5e14b9#shId
Video how i broke my HTC HD2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onMWYZgHhrk
Scratch Test:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVNbe5V-1Sw
Temp. Fix , to protect fingers
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOQfM8cTvgU
EDIT:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=701003

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=613954
"Required easy video or photo tutorial.
Only replace HTC HD2 Touch Screen without disassembling all device camera, speaker etc."
If i remember correctly there is a photo tutorial on some blog.
no it's not easy, yes you have to disassemble your phone, no i wouldn't bother trying if i have no clue about how the whole thing is set up.
repairing charges are about 170-200€ ~250$.

I haven't done it yet myself, my screen is alsoo cracked, but it seems very tricky. However, you have to disassemble the HD2 befor you can reach the screen. Also, you have to place the LCD part in the oven for 5 to 10 minutes at 50C degrees to let the glue get loose, because the screen is glued on. And even the digitizer is glued onto the lcd. So, even if you manages just to remove the digitizer, you still have to find a way how to glue it back to each other, without making a mess.
I have already disassembled my HD2 with succes. I am going to HK anyway, so I going to buy replacement LCD + Digitizer and bring my HD2 with so I can fix it right there and check if everything works ok aigain.
If so, I xan ditch the iPhone. I hate it.

I've replaced the digitizer from my Samsung Omnia i900 and it turned out to be very easy, following the instructions I found on the internet and YouTube. I guess it's the same for the HD2.

Is the digitzer and glass surface seperable?
Because i can see what looks like a thin layer of glass from the bits of glass which has fallen off on the bottom corner where it took the hit. Or am i just looking at the edge of hte LCD screen?
And since the screen still responds as per norm.
Picture is linked below:

the best dissassembly video
here is the best video for the hd2
www dot youtube dot com/watch?v=cL-jnUKufC4&feature=related[/url]
and assembly here
www dot youtube dot com/watch?v=t8Q7mXdcJ54&NR=1[/url]
thanks mark

Couple of questions!
1972 said:
here is the best video for the hd2
www dot youtube dot com/watch?v=cL-jnUKufC4&feature=related[/url]
and assembly here
www dot youtube dot com/watch?v=t8Q7mXdcJ54&NR=1[/url]
thanks mark
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Hi, thanks for these videos,, very detailed!
Have you got any idea about what she means by 'paste'? Is she just saying to connect A > B or is there some kind of adhesive needed? Also, have you got any links to buy some Mylar, OR do you think I could get away with reusing the ones removed?
By the way, I am going to try and replace the digitalizer in my HD2!
Thanks in advance!

There are 2 types of touch screen digitizers for HD2, you have to make sure you buy the right one. One needs to be soldered to the LCD flex, another plugs in. If you have a plug-in setup - you are in luck, if not - best to be left to professional, as it involves fine flex soldering.
Attaching the digitizer itself to the front housing is similar to that of Nexus and similar devices - 3M sticky double-sided tape is perfect, there is a 2mm one in a large flat roll sold everywhere.
Those who suggested the digitizer and LCD are fused together - wrong. Capacitive digitizers do not adhere to LCD and are attached to the housing itself with a free gap between the LCD and the digitizer.
I strongly recommend PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION.

The best way of doing it is buying a ready assembly. Something along the lines of http://cgi.ebay.com/LCD-Screen-Touc...235?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f0b9f9463 It might be a bit more expensive than buying just a digitizer and attempting to attach it yourself, but you will save yourself a whole lot of trouble. AND it's still cheaper than $250 quoted somewhere above. Once you purchase the assembly, just familiarise yourself with HD2 disassembly/reassembly procedure and install.

Always buy a digitizer that is "OEM", even if it is used. The first digitizer I got for my HD2 with a smashed screen was shipped as 'new' from China, but when I got it, the quality was bad, because it was so cheap, and the screen would not recognize touch correctly..
Always be careful to check if there is anything caught on the middle frame when you take the motherboard out, because if you don't, you will rip something..
When I took my phone apart, I used this tape: http://cgi.ebay.com/3M-ADHESIVE-STI...652633?pt=PDA_Accessories&hash=item20baa9efd9 and it worked fine

enigma1nz said:
The best way of doing it is buying a ready assembly. Something along the lines of http://cgi.ebay.com/LCD-Screen-Touc...235?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f0b9f9463 It might be a bit more expensive than buying just a digitizer and attempting to attach it yourself, but you will save yourself a whole lot of trouble. AND it's still cheaper than $250 quoted somewhere above. Once you purchase the assembly, just familiarise yourself with HD2 disassembly/reassembly procedure and install.
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Wish I saw this about 25 minutes ago, I've already purchased my glass for 30$ Shipped - I guess I'm in for a hell of a ride with this one.

LCD / Digitizer Replacement

My phone recently took a spill onto tile floor from about a foot and a half. It didn't land directly on the face but the glass shattered (Murphy's Law I suppose):
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Found a seller on eBay with a number of complete front packages for the Evo (digitizer, LCD, front cam) for $58. You can also find the digitizer separately, but I'd heard that some people have had issues with touch accuracy when replacing just that part. Plus, if you swap the complete front package you don't need to bother with a heat gun to loosen the glue holding the LCD and digitizer together.
One thing to be aware of: due to different ribbon connectors on the Novatek panel versus the Epson, you need to be aware of which screen type you have before purchasing a replacement. There are several ways to tell which panel you have (search the forum or post a reply if you need a point in the right direction).
Part number 83H00256 (S/N beginning 2V6) is the
Novatek LCD panel.
Part number 83H00314 (S/N beginning 2WC) is the
Epson LCD panel.
You can see the part number and serial on this label on the back of the front assembly (picture from ifixit, which did a great teardown on the Evo that can be used for reference):
It's a fairly easy swap so if you're living with a cracked screen (and don't have insurance) I'd highly recommend doing it. The seller I bought from has several more units and offers them for a very reasonable price. You can find his eBay store at http://myworld.ebay.com/secondhandsellular/
A few more pictures of my swap are below (shot with my wife's Pre), but for detailed hi-res pictures see the ifixit teardown.
The cracked phone next to the new front assembly (front):
The cracked phone next to the new front assembly (rear):
Front assembly, logic board, rear assembly
Reassembled phone with new front assembly next to cracked unit
Voila! Like new

Thanks for the info.... this will come handy for people without insurance...

Yeah, good job!
Sent from my blah blah blah blah

Nice! Thanks for this! I've got insurance and I'm still considering ordering a spare front assembly just to avoid replacing a phone that I have setup exactly how I want it. I guess the insurance will come in handy if the logic board ever dies, but short of that I think I'll make all repairs myself.

How did you re-stick down the glass?

goten75 said:
How did you re-stick down the glass?
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The OP replaced the whole front assembly, so the glass was already installed into the front case half.

Correct. Much easier that way. Plus, all the separate digitizers I found for sale were ~$50 anyway.
Sent from my PC36100

I have the Novatek LCD panel. I saw on Amazon that they have the screens. Which one do I need to purchase?

bedoig said:
Correct. Much easier that way. Plus, all the separate digitizers I found for sale were ~$50 anyway.
Sent from my PC36100
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Anyone who wants to do this, i have 2v6a's available for purchase, let me know

Wallabe said:
I have the Novatek LCD panel. I saw on Amazon that they have the screens. Which one do I need to purchase?
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The info is in the first post:
bedoig said:
Part number 83H00256 (S/N beginning 2V6) is the
Novatek LCD panel.
Part number 83H00314 (S/N beginning 2WC) is the
Epson LCD panel.
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bedoig said:
One thing to be aware of: due to different ribbon connectors on the Novatek panel versus the Epson, you need to be aware of which screen type you have before purchasing a replacement. There are several ways to tell which panel you have (search the forum or post a reply if you need a point in the right direction).
Part number 83H00256 (S/N beginning 2V6) is the
Novatek LCD panel.
Part number 83H00314 (S/N beginning 2WC) is the
Epson LCD panel.
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Oh, ****. I didn't even think of that when I blindly ordered mine. This may be a problem........
Thanks a lot for the post, though. It was very helpful for me. I'm been meaning to replace mine for the past few days but haven't had the time.
Edit: Just noticed this thread is from October. Sucks this didn't turn up for me when I searched.

iitreatedii said:
Anyone who wants to do this, i have 2v6a's available for purchase, let me know
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sent you a pm

Samsung Galaxy S II Screen Take Apart Repair Guide

Does your outer touchscreen and inner LCD screen have damaged issue? This take apart guide will show you how to disassemble your Samsung Galaxy S II cell phone quickly and safely. Following this step by step guide will enable you to install replacement parts to repair your Samsung Galaxy S II phone.
This guide will help you to install the following Samsung Galaxy S II part(s):
Samsung Galaxy S II LCD + Touch Screen Digitizer Replacement – Black
Samsung Galaxy S II LCD + Touch Screen Digitizer Replacement – White
Other Samsung Galaxy S II Parts
Tools Required:
Safe Open Pry Tool
Small Phillips Screwdriver
Hot Air Gun / Hair Dryer (Suggested)
Samsung Galaxy S II LCD and Touch Screen Digitizer Repair Guide:
In order to disassemble a Samsung Galaxy S II phone first remove the battery and all the cards from the phone.
Use the Phillips screwdriver to remove the seven (7) Screws under the battery cover, as shown in Figure 1.
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Now that all the screws are removed. Use a safe open pry tool around the outer edges of the back plate to release the clips holding it in place.
With the backplate removed, you now have access to the motherboard. You need to disconnect 5 flex cables and the antenna wire as located in Figure 2.
Then the two Phillips screws holding the mainboard in place.
The side button contacts are stuck to the frame, you need to separate them before removing the board. Be careful not to tear the cables as they are very delicate. These are located in Green on Figure 2.
Figure 2​
Now, you can remove the motherboard.
With the motherboard removed we can now release the screen assembly from the housing. Use a heat gun or hair dryer on the front of the screen around the outside edges. Keep the heat on medium and use quick movements over the screen, not staying in one place for too long. This should take 30-60 seconds.
This will soften the adhesive enough to remove the screen assembly from the housing. Use a safe open pry tool to release the front frame from the screen assembly.
The screen can now be replaced, just be cautious with the flex cable being fed through the housing.
Reverse the instructions above to reassemble your phone.

We also have this guide as a PDF downloadable guide for your Samsung Galaxy SII available.

Hello, i bought from ebay a galaxy s2 screen glass, do you know how to change it?
disarmed almost everything but when you take apart the phone glass could not do it.

luis_villarruel said:
Hello, i bought from ebay a galaxy s2 screen glass, do you know how to change it?
disarmed almost everything but when you take apart the phone glass could not do it.
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Did you buy just the glass on its own? Or the glass with the LCD screen?
It is not possible to replace just the glass on this model as the screens are fused together. However some eBay sellers will still sell it even though it is not usable.

hello, i bought just the glass w/o the screen, i just wanted to change the color of my galaxy from black to white
repairsuniverse said:
Did you buy just the glass on its own? Or the glass with the LCD screen?
It is not possible to replace just the glass on this model as the screens are fused together. However some eBay sellers will still sell it even though it is not usable.
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model T989
Hi,
Have you done screen replacement for the T989 model? Seems like the home button flex cable is attached to the screen with tape/glue, which I've removed, but not sure how to reaffix to the new screen, please help....
Tks,
Erin

I would like to replace only the LCD Screen of my s2. It is possible?

amith12 said:
I would like to replace only the LCD Screen of my s2. It is possible?
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We don't carry the LCD's by themselves and it is not recommended to do so as the screens are bonded together and using a full screen assembly is much wiser.

do you have any idea of what size Phillips screwdriver you have to use?

Hi,
My home button is dying. Do I need separate the LCD and outer glass screen to remove the home button PCBA?
TIA

Wow Thanks!

PATSmod said:
Wow Thanks!
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Your very welcome! If you need anything else let us know! We're here to help!!

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will this work for my t989 tmobile version?

ac_arno said:
will this work for my t989 tmobile version?
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Yes and we have this part on our website along with the free repair video to help you fix this on your own. We also provide "liveChat" tech support to help you to immediately diagnose any issue and help you move forward if you get stuck. Let me know if you have any other issues. Have a great day!

UPDATE 6/3: Replacing Asus Transformer TF 101 Screen and Digitizer

So my Transformer's screen has been broken for quite some time, and with me acquiring a Galaxy Note, I have really not paid any attention to my TF101. My digitizer wasn't damaged, only the screen.
The problem here is the only way to get the Digitizer off, you are going to crack it, plain and simple. I didn't mind spending the $ on a new LCD and digitizer so I placed the order earlier today.
Digitizer
LCD
I was bored today and decided to separate the Digitizer from the internal assembly. Heated up each side with a hair dryer and ran a blade down the edge to separate split the adhesive strips.
I will note that there are 2 ribbon cables that attach to the screen; these will most likely be damaged by the blade splitting the adhesive. Luckily, the new digitizer I ordered includes the cables attached to the screen.
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The only thing I have left to do is remove the old adhesive from the edges of the TF101 internals and find a new solution. I was thinking good ol' trusty 3m double sided adhesive, but those are a little too think for this application.
I will update when I receive everything and find a good adhesive solution.
EDITS:
Got the lcd panel away from the transformer inners
Didn't realize how easy it was to get the adhesive off of the transformer. Peeled off like tape.
OEM Screen info
And the video connectors
LCD Screen
Tablet Video connection
All I got for now until new parts arrive. Looking at getting this case

Thanks for sharing this info and the links. I'm interested in knowing what
you decide to use for the adhesive. I like the 2mil 3M adhesive when I fix
phones, why is it not good for the TF? Cheers.

ckuke4 said:
Thanks for sharing this info and the links. I'm interested in knowing what
you decide to use for the adhesive. I like the 2mil 3M adhesive when I fix
phones, why is it not good for the TF? Cheers.
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I was referencing household 3m adhesive tape, the thicker stuff. 2mm 3M would work. I have read a few different places that 3mm was being used. I want to be sure exactly what is really used before I seal everything back together.
I will say, Asus didn't do a very good job at sealing the screen. To all that have dust underneath the digitizer, there are gaps at all 4 corners where dust could enter into the housing. The adhesive tape used wasn't stretched to each corner all the way allowing 4 paths. NOT GOOD!

Dear slapshot591,
you are the unique person who make a replacement screen guide for the ASUS.
I have your same problem ... My LCD is broken and not the DIGITIZER.
However I want know some informartion
I buy from England shop a LCD new screen but I have a problem. Before to completly amount my Asus I see that it is slightly bigger: see the image.
My lcd new model is: BW101ew05 V1. It is the same object you?
Then I don't understand if it is VA or IPS ...
Then ... Another info: I need however to buy also the DIGITIZER right?
Thank you

kaz2057 said:
Dear slapshot591,
you are the unique person who make a replacement screen guide for the ASUS.
I have your same problem ... My LCD is broken and not the DIGITIZER.
However I want know some informartion
I buy from England shop a LCD new screen but I have a problem. Before to completly amount my Asus I see that it is slightly bigger: see the image.
My lcd new model is: BW101ew05 V1. It is the same object you?
Then I don't understand if it is VA or IPS ...
Then ... Another info: I need however to buy also the DIGITIZER right?
Thank you
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Poor Pads, what did you do to them, nice guide tough

Is the replacement LCD Screen also Gorilla Glass?
HI everyone
My Asus Transformer TF101 also had crash lately. Luckily I had a screen protector on (not knowing/researching that Gorilla Glass is hard to scratch) and the screen protector is pretty much holding the glass from falling out of place. It's cracked in many pieces.
Anyways, I want to replace it. I've been reading and reading but I can't find a post that tell us what type of LCD screen the replacements are. It looks like a lot of vendors are carrying them but what I want to know is; are the replacement LCD + digitizer's (seen on such places as ebay and amazon) Gorilla Glass materials or are they the same materials used on similar laptops?
I would love Gorilla Glass again so I don't have to put a screen protector on this time. Any help please?

LCD Problem
Woke up this morning and this is what my LCD looked like. Cannot see any cracks in the lcd. Suggestions?
Pictures Attached.
Thank you in advance for your reply.

neo727 said:
Woke up this morning and this is what my LCD looked like. Cannot see any cracks in the lcd. Suggestions?
Pictures Attached.
Thank you in advance for your reply.
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Take a screenshot. Email it to another device.
Does it look normal? If yes, then it is a hardware issue. If it looks the same as the screen, it is a software issue.

frederuco said:
Take a screenshot. Email it to another device.
Does it look normal? If yes, then it is a hardware issue. If it looks the same as the screen, it is a software issue.
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Bizarre. It went back to normal. I did not do anything to it not even charge it and it seems to be fine now.
Fingers crossed.
Doug

Same Issue
neo727 said:
Woke up this morning and this is what my LCD looked like. Cannot see any cracks in the lcd. Suggestions?
Pictures Attached.
Thank you in advance for your reply.
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I have the same issue with mine when my brother borrowed it and he doesn't know what happened. I accidentally dropped it onto my couch and it went away (the screen's color is normal) and then it came back again after I shook it. I think something is lose and I have it opened up right now but I don't know where or what to look for.
---EDIT---
I think I solved the problem. The connector circled in the picture was loose so I clicked it back into place (I can't share a picture yet because of my noob status). The connector is on the lower right corner just below the battery. The problem seems have gone away for now (keeping my fingers crossed).
Now I seem to have an issue with the keyboard dock. The key with the underscore doesn't work.

slapshot591 said:
So my Transformer's screen has been broken for quite some time, and with me acquiring a Galaxy Note, I have really not paid any attention to my TF101. My digitizer wasn't damaged, only the screen.
The problem here is the only way to get the Digitizer off, you are going to crack it, plain and simple. I didn't mind spending the $ on a new LCD and digitizer so I placed the order earlier today.
Digitizer
LCD
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Thanks for sharing this, can your fix the image links please? I would love to see them along with your detailed report! Thanks