Difficulty
Moderate
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9
Time Required
15 - 20 minutes
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- Front Display Assembly
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Introduction
What you need
Step 1
Front Display Assembly
- Cracked screen, but no idea how to start?
- Keep calm
- Follow my guide
Cracked screen, but no idea how to start?
Keep calm
Follow my guide
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Step 2
- Heat the glass panel on the back to around 85°C so the adhesive loosens
- Use a plastic spudger or opening tool to gently pry up the glass
- Carefully work your way around the edges
- Be careful at the bottom. There is a flex cable running near the back-glass
- Never use metal tools for this. Metal will scratch the black paint off the backplate
Heat the glass panel on the back to around 85°C so the adhesive loosens
Use a plastic spudger or opening tool to gently pry up the glass
Carefully work your way around the edges
Be careful at the bottom. There is a flex cable running near the back-glass
Never use metal tools for this. Metal will scratch the black paint off the backplate
Step 3
- First, we’ll disconnect the battery cable
- Use a philips screwdriver to remove the shield, revealing the battery connection
- Next, disconnect the LCD/Digitizer ribbon
First, we’ll disconnect the battery cable
Use a philips screwdriver to remove the shield, revealing the battery connection
Next, disconnect the LCD/Digitizer ribbon
Step 4
- Remove the battery
- Use plastic tools to pry the battery off its adhesive
- Patience is key here
- Don’t bend, puncture or heat the battery.
Remove the battery
Use plastic tools to pry the battery off its adhesive
Patience is key here
Don’t bend, puncture or heat the battery.
Step 5
- Heat the front side to about 85°C
- Using a plastic tool, seperate the display from the frame, but don’t pull it too far away.
Heat the front side to about 85°C
Using a plastic tool, seperate the display from the frame, but don’t pull it too far away.
Step 6
- Flipping the phone over, we can see the display ribbon
- Make sure none of this cable is stuck to the frame
Flipping the phone over, we can see the display ribbon
Make sure none of this cable is stuck to the frame
Step 7
- Pull the display ribbon through the frame
- Make sure there is not a single glass-shard left on the frame. Any little splinter will cause significant damage to the new screen you’re about to place
Pull the display ribbon through the frame
Make sure there is not a single glass-shard left on the frame. Any little splinter will cause significant damage to the new screen you’re about to place
Step 8
- Tape up the whole frame with double-sided tape for a perfect fit that won’t come loose
- Make sure you don’t cover important holes
- Put the new screen in, sliding the cable first, making sure the whole cable (aswell as the little part sticking out)
Tape up the whole frame with double-sided tape for a perfect fit that won’t come loose
Make sure you don’t cover important holes
Put the new screen in, sliding the cable first, making sure the whole cable (aswell as the little part sticking out)
Step 9
- As good as new
As good as new
Never use metal opening tools
Remove ALL the glass splinters from the frame before re-attaching the new one
Have fun
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Friendly - Sep 30, 2014
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Hallo Paintskill,
Ich habe eine wesentliche Frage. Was muss ich noch beachten, wenn mein Display und das Touchpannel ganz ist und ich aber nur mein Deckglas austauschen möchte. Wie sind diese aneinander geklebt? Wie schwierig ist das?
Und ja, welche doppelseitigen Klebestreifen hast du benutzt?
lg und Danke,
Friendly
Friendly - Oct 18, 2014
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Hallo,
Nun ich habs auch selber versucht und wollte sagen.
Mein Deckglas war nur gesprungen, nicht das Display. Also wollte ich daran sparen und nur das Deckglas kaufen. Keine gute Idee… Das ist brutal mit einander verklebt und selbst wenn man es abbekäme müssten wir das empfindliche Display noch vom Kleber reinigen. Das hab ich mit nicht geschafft - und ich war im Labor der Hochschule. Kauft gleich das Display ^^
lg
PS: die 85°C zum Kleber aufheizen sind ganz vernünftig.
Karel - Jun 25, 2015
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found nice video about this process here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BD24da5b…
Styleart - Nov 17, 2015
I like that helping video.Thanks pal!
I like that helping video.Thanks!