Does the outer touchscreen of your HTC Flyer have been cracked or damaged? This written repair guide will show you how to disassemble the HTC Flyer tablet quickly and safely. You can repair a damaged screen or other internal parts using this step by step repair guides.
This guide will help you install the following HTC Flyer parts:
HTC Flyer Touch Screen Digitizer Replacement
Tools Required:
Safe open pry tool
Torx T5 Screwdriver
Small Phillips Screwdriver
Adhesive Strips
Hair Dryer/Heat Gun
HTC Flyer Screen Repair Take Apart Guide:
The first step to taking apart the Flyer is to pop off the top back cover by sliding the section up and away from the device.
There will be four (4) Torx T5 screws that will need to be removed. Two hold in place the inner top cover and the other two hold the frame in place.
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The screen assembly can now be removed from the back cover.
Figure 2
All of the internal hardware is now accessible. Use a safe open pry tool to remove the tape that is covering the main connectors, as shown in Figure 2.
Remove the six (6) Torx T5 screws holding the main board and volume button flex in place, as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 3
Release the nine (9) flex cables as shown in Figure 3. Some are pop connections (antenna), others are clip (such as battery), and a few are jaw connections (lift the back clip and then release the cable).
Figure 4
On the lower side of the Flyer we have the USB circuit board. There will be two (2) Torx T5 screws and one (1) connection to be released which is the wire connection as shown in Figure 4.
The lower board can now be removed.
Remove the one (1) Torx screw holding the vibrate motor cover and speaker in place. With this removed, the full speaker/vibrate motor assembly can be removed from the device.
On the main board, there will be silver tape covering the touch screen flex cable. Remove the tape and release the jaw connector. Remove the motherboard from the device.
You can now heat the front of the touch screen using a heat gun or hair dryer on medium hate. Use quick movements around the outside edges for about 60 seconds. Now, using a safe open pry tool, pry between the front housing and touch screen to release the adhesive holding it in place. Reheat the touch screen if necessary.
Carefully feed the touch screen flex cable through the housing and remove the touch screen digitizer from the Flyer.
Simply replace the damaged parts with the new ones and reverse the order to put your phone back together again.
What a good guide thanks.
Sent from my HTC Flyer P510e using xda premium
Just in time! Daughters Flyer has vertical lines going down the right hand side of the screen, I am going to attempt to take it apart to see if there is anything loose.
Has anyone successfully repaired a Flyer with this problem?
Nick N said:
Just in time! Daughters Flyer has vertical lines going down the right hand side of the screen, I am going to attempt to take it apart to see if there is anything loose.
Has anyone successfully repaired a Flyer with this problem?
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Yes. Your LCD screen is damaged. You will need a new LCD screen to replace the damaged one.
Thank you for the reply. Is it worth sending to HTC for repair? I bought it around December but it was an open box. If not, generally how much does the screen cost, and is it easy to replace ( with the right tools and patience)?
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HI, I just change my digitizer screen and now the screen don't work.
the only thing that works is the power and vol.
i have the pen and still not working..
I check all the plug and wires and it power up but screen don't work....
anyone had this problem??
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HI, I just change my digitizer screen and now the screen don't work.
the only thing that works is the power and vol.
i have the pen and still not working..
I check all the plug and wires and it power up but screen don't work....
anyone had this problem??
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When you say the screen is not working do you mean the touch screen or are you getting no picture?
So I followed your excellent guide (to replace a battery), and I thank you!
However, in the process, I managed to break, break-off, loose, the Vol- button. I can no longer feel the button protrusion when the case is off, and with the case and volume rocker on, there is no Vol- function.
I can find work arrounds, but if their is an easy fix, I'd be happy to hear it!
Any tips on how to change the USB port? Mine flew off like a bullet when my wife dropped it.
Sent from my HTC Sensation 4G using xda premium
SinisterModz said:
Any tips on how to change the USB port? Mine flew off like a bullet when my wife dropped it.
Sent from my HTC Sensation 4G using xda premium
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Same here I was reading this thread... /forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=163850
There is a link to a web site that you can buy the part, it looks like it will fit. It also looks like a simple fix. I'm going to order it tomorrow , looks like $50 bucks with delivery from Asia.
Great guide! I used it to replace a damaged charging port on my son's view.
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Digitizer changed.. But LCD not working .. Somebody Plz help..
HI, I changed my digitizer screen and but the screen doesnt work.
I checked all the plug and wires and when it powers up , i can hear the booting sound but no picture.. somebody please help..
Replacing the LCD will resolve this issue.
This thread helped me to fix my view. Thanks
rangergm said:
Great guide! I used it to replace a damaged charging port on my son's view.
Sent from my HTC Flyer using xda premium
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Is the charging port soldered on the motherboard?
Where did you buy the charging port? This link is dead
Thanks, looking forward to getting my Flyer back up and running!
Same here I was reading this thread... /forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=163850
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j510 said:
This thread helped me to fix my view. Thanks
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Glad we could help!
just out of curiosity did you draw those diagrams in paint by hand? if so.. great work lol
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just out of curiosity did you draw those diagrams in paint by hand? if so.. great work lol
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This guide will allow you to safely and quickly disassemble your Droid X2 and replace the LCD screen and touch screen glass digitizer. While the phone is disassembled you may also repair or replace other internal parts not listed below. This guide will walk you through all necessary steps for completing your repair.
This guide will help you to install the following Motorola Droid X2 part(s):
Motorola Droid X2 Touch Screen Digitizer Replacement
Motorola Droid X2 LCD Screen Replacement
Other Motorola Droid X2 Replacement Parts
Tools:
Torx T5 Screwdriver
Torx T3 Screwdriver
Adhesive Strips (For Touch Screen Replacements)
Heat Gun/Hair Dryer
Motorola Droid X2 Take Apart Repair Guide:
To begin, remove the back battery cover.
Next, using the battery pull tab to remove the battery.
Next, you’re going to one to remove the top and the bottom brackets from the front of the phone.
Using a safe open pry tool, gently run the tool along its sides of these brackets and they will come right off.
Next, you’re the one to remove the following (4) four screws first, two on the bottom of the phone, and two on the top. These are T5 torx screws.
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Next using your Torx5 screw driver, remove the two screws on the back housing cover.
Next, using your safe open pry tool, run along the long sides of the phone, this will enable you to release the back frame housing away from the front assembly of the phone.
Next, using a Torx three screw driver, you were going to remove the following (9) nine screws holding your frame in the place.
Next, using a safe open pry tool, you were going to release the LCD and digitizer cable flex ribbons. One is holding by a jaw connector, you will need to release this jaw connector as shown here to release that flex cable.
Figure 2
Now, you’re going to need to release the antenna flex cable holding the place on the top of the phone. Use your finger or safe open pry tool to gently release it from the board.
Now, you can gently move your motherboard over to the left hand side. You will notice that the flex cable in the middle of the board is either connected or disconnected from the board. If it is still connected, use your safe open pry tool to disconnect it from the board.
Lastly, you’re going to remove the camera from the actual back of the phone. Once this is removed, you can safely remove the motherboard away from the phone.
Now, using your Torx three screwdriver, remove the following (4) four screws from the bottom of the phone.
Now, using a safe open pry tool, gently release the flex cable ribbon with the jawbone connector from the phone. Be careful to release the jaw connector first before removing your flex cable ribbon.
Figure 3
Now, you will need to go ahead remove the flex cable ribbon from the phone. Be careful, it is holding place with adhesive, so when you release it from the middle backing, it will take a little bit of effort. Do not tear the flex cable ribbon doing this.
Once this is complete you can now separate the LCD back plate from phone.
Next, using a hot air heat gun, gently heat up the sides of the digitizer touch panel. This will go ahead and loosen up the adhesive holding your touch screen in place from the actual midframe of the phone.
Now, using your safe open pry tool, gently run along the sides of the touchscreen from the housing. This will allow you to separate the touch screen glass from the actual midframe housing of the phone.
Once this is complete, you can now replace your touch screen digitizer on your Droid X2.
Figure 4
Now you will be able to replace any parts on your Motorola Droid X2. Simply replace the damaged parts with the new ones and reverse the order to put your phone back together again.
This might come in handy some day. Thanks for posting~
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This might come in handy some day. Thanks for posting~
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Thanks. Glad you find it useful!
Thanks a ton! I have to fix my headphone jack so this should come in handy.
Sent from my MB870 using XDA
lordpatrick11 said:
Thanks a ton! I have to fix my headphone jack so this should come in handy.
Sent from my MB870 using XDA
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Nice write up. Thanks.
Thanks
Great info...my son dropped his while standing on a rock pile foundation and it's about 50 pieces (give or take 2). We're going to replace the screen ourselves. It's cheaper to replace the screen then paying the $99 insurance deductible. There's also a video showing the steps but now I don't have to write it all down in order to put it back together.
Great write up...thanks,
Great tutorial it was very helpful
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Great tutorial it was very helpful
Sent from my MB870 using xda app-developers app
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Thanks. Glad you found it useful.
My PC won't recognized my phone when I plugged it. Is this normal?
no, it is not normal
does phone recognize the usb connection?
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taivin said:
Great info...my son dropped his while standing on a rock pile foundation and it's about 50 pieces (give or take 2). We're going to replace the screen ourselves. It's cheaper to replace the screen then paying the $99 insurance deductible. There's also a video showing the steps but now I don't have to write it all down in order to put it back together.
Great write up...thanks,
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This detailed take apart repair guide will show you on how to disassemble your HTC Radar 4G phone quickly and safely. Repair a damaged screen or other internal parts using this step by step repair guide.
This guide will help you install the following HTC Radar 4G parts:
HTC Radar 4G Touch Screen Digitizer Replacement
Tools Required:
Safe open pry tool
Torx T5 Screwdriver
Small Phillips Screwdriver
Adhesive Strips
Hair Dryer/Heat Gun
HTC Radar 4G Screen Repair Take Apart Guide:
First, remove the lower back cover by simply apply pressure down and away from the device.
There will be four (4) Torx T5 screws that will need to be removed, as shown in Figure 1.
Gently pry the inner back cover from the device using a safe open pry tool.
With the inner back cover removed, you will now have access to two (2) more torx screws and one (1) flex cable. Release the back side of the jaw clip and remove the small flex cable.
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The back housing can now be gently pried away from the rest of the device. Use a safe open pry tool to assist with this process.
With the back cover removed, you can now remove the battery.
Remove the five (5) T5 screws as shown in Figure 2. Remove the lower bar that the two lower screws were holding in place. The top cover can also be released using a safe open pry tool.
Release the two (2) wire connections on the motherboard and the two (2) pop connectors from the motherboard flex cable. The button flex will also have to be released from the housing as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2
The motherboard can now be gently folded down and the last jaw connector can be released. The motherboard can now be removed.
The upper board will also need to be removed. It will be lightly clipped into place.
The screen assembly now needs to be separated.
You can now heat the front of the touch screen using a heat gun or hair dryer on medium hate. Use quick movements around the outside edges for about 45-60 seconds. Now, using a safe open pry tool, pry between the front housing and touch screen to release the adhesive holding it in place. Reheat the touch screen if necessary.
The touch screen flex cable will need to be fed through the housing, so be careful of damaging this when separating the screens. The LCD screen will just need to be pried out using a safe open pry tool.
Simply replace the damaged parts with the new ones and reverse the order to put your phone back together again.
Here is how it looks practically
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qs_kfqCbuxY
this guide also counts for the standard HTC Radar right?
EaterOfCorpses said:
this guide also counts for the standard HTC Radar right?
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Yes. Its for the Radar.
Does radar have some standard HTC battery? I need to replace battery and need to know exact type.
Thanks!
Help!
So, trying to help out a neighbor friend and I took apart the phone without ANY problem. I couldn't get the original LCD screen to light up again (figured I broke it prying it out) so I bought a new one on ebay. Now, that one won't work. Note: I notice there are a lot of contacts on the phone, and I'm testing it prior to putting all the screws back in and everything. Any idea what may be wrong. I know it didn't 'break' anything (other than possibly the LCD) taking it apart - it was quite easy. Let me know if anyone has a though of something I may be missing or what else I should attempt.! ...and soon!
Thanks
Mnorto3
Do you carry the LCD Screen replacement for this model?
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Do you carry the LCD Screen replacement for this model?
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Yes we do. A link to our site can be found in our signature below.
This written repair guide will assist you in replacing the touch screen digitizer and LCD screen on your Motorola Droid Razr. It will take you to each step from screws removals, to flex cables, adhesive and etc.
This guide will help you install the following Motorola Droid Razr part (s):
Motorola Droid Razr Touch Screen Digitizer Replacement
Motorola Droid Razr LCD Screen Replacement
And Other Motorola Droid Razr Parts
Tools Required:
Safe Open Pry Tool
T5 Torx Screwdriver
T3 Torx Screwdriver
Adhesive Strips (For Touch Screen Replacements)
Hot Air Gun / Hair Dryer
Motorola Droid Razr Take Apart/Repair Guide:
The first step will be to remove the memory card from the device.
From there you can now use a safe open pry tool to remove the back battery cover.
Removing the battery will be the next step. To do this, remove the small plastic cap on the battery connector. Using a Torx T5 screwdriver, remove the two screws holding the battery flex cable in place. There will also be two (2) Torx T3 screws holding the battery in place on top.
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You can now use the pull tab to remove the battery from the device. It is held in place with adhesive, so it may take some force. We do not recommend using a pry tool to remove the battery as it can damage the battery itself.
Using a safe open pry tool, remove the top cover around the camera as shown in green on Figure 1. This will expose a hidden screw.
Remove the eight (8) Torx T3 screws located in Figure 1.
Now, using a safe open pry tool, remove the back housing from the rest of the device.
There will now be three (3) more Torx 3 screws holding the metal frame in place, as shown in Figure 2 that will need to be removed.
Figure 2
Remove the heat shield, as shown in green on Figure 2, using a pry tool, as shown in Figure 2. This will expose three (3) pop connection that will need to be released.
The motherboard can now be removed from the device. Use a safe open pry tool to lift the motherboard away from the screen assembly. Note that there will be a large metal bar on the lower portion of the motherboard, be careful of this when removing the motherboard.
The screen assembly is now accessible. Use a hair dryer or heat gun on medium heat around the outside edges of the front touch screen. This will warm the adhesive and allow you to separate the LCD screen from the touch screen digitizer.
Use quick movements around the outside edges for 45-60 seconds. Use a safe open pry tool to carefully pry the touch screen away from the LCD screen. Reheat if necessary.
You can now replace either screen or other internal part.
Now you will be able to replace any parts on your Motorola Droid Razr. Simply replace the damaged parts with the new ones and reverse the order to put your phone back together again.
My gf's razr digitizer cracked. I have some experience in electronics by have never done a digitizer. Do they come with the glue, do i just heat the new digitizer in place ? Where can i buy one??
darkhalf520 said:
My gf's razr digitizer cracked. I have some experience in electronics by have never done a digitizer. Do they come with the glue, do i just heat the new digitizer in place ? Where can i buy one??
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Hi,
You can find the Razr replacement parts here - Motorola Razr Replacement Parts
You can find the glue (adhesive strips) there also.
While I do appreciate your guide and your efforts there is a much more detailed and well put together guide on ifixit.com
allchannels99 said:
While I do appreciate your guide and your efforts there is a much more detailed and well put together guide on ifixit.com
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So you always start with a compliment before you kick someone in the nuts?
We have just completed a video repair guide for this model here - Motorola Razr Screen Replacement Repair Video
This provides more detail than our written guide.
I hope this meets your approval
Will do this break any seals or markings companies use to make sure a device hasn't been opened?
Sent from my DROID RAZR using Tapatalk 2 Beta-6
The digitizer is out of stock, when will you get it back, need one asap....and thanks for the video it was perfect !!!
Yes, they have been out of stock for a while.
We've only been able to get very small quantities for the last 3 weeks or so. They usually sell out the day they arrive. I'll private message you when I hear about next shipment arriving so you can get in quick
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We've only been able to get very small quantities for the last 3 weeks or so. They usually sell out the day they arrive. I'll private message you when I hear about next shipment arriving so you can get in quick
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I need a Droid RAZR replacement lcd screen. Can you pm me when they come in? Thanks.
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We've only been able to get very small quantities for the last 3 weeks or so. They usually sell out the day they arrive. I'll private message you when I hear about next shipment arriving so you can get in quick
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I need both the digitizer and the LCD screen. I've signed up for email notification, but any other advance notice would be greatly appreciated.
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We've only been able to get very small quantities for the last 3 weeks or so. They usually sell out the day they arrive. I'll private message you when I hear about next shipment arriving so you can get in quick
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Same here, mine is totally shattered, see attachement. I'd appreciate too if you can PM me whenever you receive some new RAZR digitizer (not LCD) in stock. (Btw, would you ship to Spain?).
Thanks in advance Paul.
No problem, I will pm you as soon as we get them in stock.
Still out of stock since April ???
Yes we are still out of stock. These parts are in very high demand and we are going to make sure that we can get our hands on them very soon. Sorry for the delay.
Any chance u have a full maxx with broken screen?
Sent from my DROID RAZR using xda premium
adlx.xda said:
Same here, mine is totally shattered, see attachement. I'd appreciate too if you can PM me whenever you receive some new RAZR digitizer (not LCD) in stock. (Btw, would you ship to Spain?).
Thanks in advance Paul.
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Ouch pains me too see!!
Sent from my DROID RAZR using xda app-developers app
This part is temporarily out of stock. We are hoping to have this item in 1-2 weeks.
You can leave your email in the "out of stock" box located on the product page and an automated email will be sent out when the item is back in stock.
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We've only been able to get very small quantities for the last 3 weeks or so. They usually sell out the day they arrive. I'll private message you when I hear about next shipment arriving so you can get in quick
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The "Motorola Droid Razr LCD Screen Replacement" @ 89.99$... would that be the complete LCD assembly? Thx!
This step by step installation repair guide shows how to disassemble the HTC Rezund cell phone quickly and safely. The guide is designed by the Repairs Universe team and will help you install replacement parts to repair your damage phone.
This guide will help you to install the following HTC Rezound parts:
HTC Rezound Touch Screen Glass Digitizer
HTC Rezound LCD Display Screen
Tools Required:
Safe Open Pry Tool
Torx T5 Screwdriver
Small Phillips Screwdriver
Adhesive Strips (For touch screen repairs)
Hot Air Gun / Hair Dryer
Steps:
First, remove the back battery cover, the battery and the sim card. Then remove 6 Torx Screws using T5 Torx Screwdriver.
Next, use safe pry tool then gently pry off all the edges to release the clips then remove the back housing bezel. Take note that the volume button and power button will likely to fall out. Once the back bezel is removed, a small circle covers sometimes fall out too.
The motherboard is now exposed and you need to remove 2 Phillips screws. Then remove the vibrate motor by simply pop it out then gently pull the plug from the socket.
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Next gently lift the dock port to release the small flask bezel. Then simply lift the motherboard and swing to the right to remove the flex cable. The motherboard is now totally separated to the front housing.
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Use a hair dryer or heat gun to heat the front and back cover of the screen assembly to loosen the adhesive holding the touchscreen and the LCD screen.
Use safe pry then gently pry off at the back to loosen the held adhesive. Make sure not to damaged the flex cable. Now pry off the front screen to totally separate the front housing to the digitzer and the LCD screen.
Reheat the digitizer to loosen the held adhesive to remove the LCD screen from the digitizer. Make sure not to dig too far in to avoid damaging the LCD screen.
Your HTC Rezound is now fully disassembled. Reverse the instructions above to reassemble your phone.
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Nice guide. Thanks for sharing this. May finally crack mine to color the pink buttons.
Sent from my ADR6300 using Tapatalk
Thanks, dude! You are awesome!
There is a video guide on YouTube too just search "htc rezound repair".
Sent from my AT100 using Tapatalk 2
So the LCD is 'permanently' glued to the screen, rather than being held in by tabs and screws as in the Incredible? That sucks...
Hopefully someone will start selling the entire front bezel+digitizer assembly.
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So the LCD is 'permanently' glued to the screen, rather than being held in by tabs and screws as in the Incredible? That sucks...
Hopefully someone will start selling the entire front bezel+digitizer assembly.
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It's just a bit of adhesive. They are not "permanently' glued / fused together. They can be easily separated.
griffstert said:
There is a video guide on YouTube too just search "htc rezound repair".
Sent from my AT100 using Tapatalk 2
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Yes, thats our video - You can find the video here - HTC Rezound Screen Replacement Guide
JeramyEggs said:
Nice guide. Thanks for sharing this. May finally crack mine to color the pink buttons.
Sent from my ADR6300 using Tapatalk
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let us know if you decide to do that...would love to see how it turns out1
alphabets said:
let us know if you decide to do that...would love to see how it turns out1
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Around page 5 in this thread you will find posts about coloring the LEDs.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1362330
I think the hardest part is unlatching the ribbon. I tried to repair a broken screen in my previous INC and ended causing permanent damage on the ribbon.
Nice guide. My bezel is messed up and I was wondering if you guys will be stocking them any time in the future? If so when?
TB13 said:
Nice guide. My bezel is messed up and I was wondering if you guys will be stocking them any time in the future? If so when?
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Thank you for the positive feedback! We do not have the part in stock right now but we are always adding new stock. Feel free to check back on our site to see if we have the part available.
Thanks for posting this. I just dropped my phone and 1/4 of my lcd screen is out or stuck pixels. I just purchased from your store what I think i need to repair it. This will be my first time dissecting and repairing a phone and these kind of posts make all the difference.
Thank you very much and good luck with the repair! Let us know how it goes!
well......i replaced the screen. Not thinking that I got this from a warranty claim it had some more adhesive that was not on the video. I got the screen in and it looks great...but....I messed up the touchscreen. It randomly hits and also doesn't register other times....fail. So either ordering the digitizer and hope not to f up. Or try to sell this for someone who knows what they are doing and buy something else. Any advice?
for when you get it to come back on
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pQUn2GTymw&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Thanks for this! Subscribed to keep as a reference in case I need to dive into the phone in the future.
volcaicstrad37 said:
well......i replaced the screen. Not thinking that I got this from a warranty claim it had some more adhesive that was not on the video. I got the screen in and it looks great...but....I messed up the touchscreen. It randomly hits and also doesn't register other times....fail. So either ordering the digitizer and hope not to f up. Or try to sell this for someone who knows what they are doing and buy something else. Any advice?
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Sounds like the touch screen maybe making contact with the LCD and this is why you are getting the issue.
Make sure you used the correct thickness adhesive between the LCD and digitizer to prevent this problem. This is shown in our repair video provided with the part.
Use our contact us form on the web site and we can assist you further if you have more questions.
quick question im replacing my lcd screen in my rezound and do i need to purchase adhesive to install it
dogredwing1 said:
quick question im replacing my lcd screen in my rezound and do i need to purchase adhesive to install it
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Yes we recommend purchasing the adhesive strips also for during install.
Hi guys, I need a link for a Z3v disassembly video. I've searched extensively but only Z3 videos come up. Thanks in advance.
Aphex33 said:
Hi guys, I need a link for a Z3v disassembly video. I've searched extensively but only Z3 videos come up. Thanks in advance.
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Perhaps you could try to look into Z2 dissamebly videos, because the Z3v body very closely resembles to the Z2 instead of the Z3. May I ask though, what are your intents and purposes with dissembling?
GigaSPX said:
Perhaps you could try to look into Z2 dissamebly videos, because the Z3v body very closely resembles to the Z2 instead of the Z3. May I ask though, what are your intents and purposes with dissembling?
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I have watched the Z2 disassembly video but the phones lower components are a bit different. I have a Z3v that needs a screen replacement. I was also hoping to install some thermal pads for cooling efficiency.
Pretty Much the Z2
clearionr said:
Any luck?
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WARNING This post is long
I just opened up mine. (Back glass was cracked and audiojack had major problems.) and It is pretty much exactly just like the z2. You'll be able to manage no problem. I shot straight for the Audio jack which is just under the motherboard. You'll have to remove that no matter what you replace. However, some pointers.
1. REMOVE THE SD & SIM CARD SLOTS
2. Very tricky with the back glass panel. The adhesive on the rims of the phone comes off with ease with the help of a common hair dryer. But... there's is some kind of tape gel that is attached to the middle bottom half of the screen, attached to the battery. I had to grab a looong piece of plastic to gently coax the tape off. Pushing down on the battery and lifting the screen at the same time, slipping the tool gently in between. (If you've ever skinned an animal, it's allot like this)
Sadly, some of the black from the back of the screen remained on the tape. (Figure A) Don't get frustrated is what i have to say. Pull firmly, NEVER yank.
3. Don't forget that the NFC module is attached to the back glass. (Figure B & C) It's basically a sticker. Just peel it off gently and try not to bend it too much. And try to make the sticker fit exactly where it was on the old glass. There are some copper pokers that come into contact with it.
4. When trying to remove the battery, the wireless charging coil can stay attached to the battery. I almost mistakenly removed it.
5. Before removing the motherboard unscrew everything that you need to and gently disconnect all the connections. I found the camera, battery, main flex cable, antenna and audio jack. If you have removed the SD card and such, it should be loose. To remove the motherboard, you need to lift the side opposite of the micro USB connector first, then slide it out. The USB connector makes it so that the mother board can't be pulled up directly like in the Z2 video.
6. When removing the audio jack, there is a hole on the jack frame that was obviously meant to help you pull it out. It is stuck to the frame with some very strong water-proof adhesive. I just used a small screw driver that fit into the hole.
Well, that's all I needed. I din't want to go any further, but sadly if your front screen is cracked you'll have to remove EVERYTHING. The z2 video should be able to help you alot. When finished, clean, assemble, apply more heat (to the adhesive), then reseal the back glass with new adhesive. (You can find it on ebay) Clamp it for a bit to allow the adhesive to set and viola done.
I attached photos. But it's pretty much the Z2. :laugh: :good:
Astoras said:
WARNING This post is long
I just opened up mine. (Back glass was cracked and audiojack had major problems.) and It is pretty much exactly just like the z2. You'll be able to manage no problem. I shot straight for the Audio jack which is just under the motherboard. You'll have to remove that no matter what you replace. However, some pointers.
1. REMOVE THE SD & SIM CARD SLOTS
2. Very tricky with the back glass panel. The adhesive on the rims of the phone comes off with ease with the help of a common hair dryer. But... there's is some kind of tape gel that is attached to the middle bottom half of the screen, attached to the battery. I had to grab a looong piece of plastic to gently coax the tape off. Pushing down on the battery and lifting the screen at the same time, slipping the tool gently in between. (If you've ever skinned an animal, it's allot like this)
Sadly, some of the black from the back of the screen remained on the tape. (Figure A) Don't get frustrated is what i have to say. Pull firmly, NEVER yank.
3. Don't forget that the NFC module is attached to the back glass. (Figure B & C) It's basically a sticker. Just peel it off gently and try not to bend it too much. And try to make the sticker fit exactly where it was on the old glass. There are some copper pokers that come into contact with it.
4. When trying to remove the battery, the wireless charging coil can stay attached to the battery. I almost mistakenly removed it.
5. Before removing the motherboard unscrew everything that you need to and gently disconnect all the connections. I found the camera, battery, main flex cable, antenna and audio jack. If you have removed the SD card and such, it should be loose. To remove the motherboard, you need to lift the side opposite of the micro USB connector first, then slide it out. The USB connector makes it so that the mother board can't be pulled up directly like in the Z2 video.
6. When removing the audio jack, there is a hole on the jack frame that was obviously meant to help you pull it out. It is stuck to the frame with some very strong water-proof adhesive. I just used a small screw driver that fit into the hole.
Well, that's all I needed. I din't want to go any further, but sadly if your front screen is cracked you'll have to remove EVERYTHING. The z2 video should be able to help you alot. When finished, clean, assemble, apply more heat (to the adhesive), then reseal the back glass with new adhesive. (You can find it on ebay) Clamp it for a bit to allow the adhesive to set and viola done.
I attached photos. But it's pretty much the Z2. :laugh: :good:
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Is the touch screen soldered to the LCD ? i want to buy this touch screen replacement(attachment), but i dont know if this has to be soldered or glued in any way to the LCD, i hope you can help me with this.
thanks
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sipermanight said:
Is the touch screen soldered to the LCD ? i want to buy this touch screen replacement(attachment), but i dont know if this has to be soldered or glued in any way to the LCD, i hope you can help me with this.
thanks
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Sorry, I didn't go deep enough to see it. But if it's like the rest of the phone I'm betting it's sealed up very tight. I don't see a reason why Sony would want to weld it, but it's a good possibility.
However, I broke my back screen again (don't put metal headphones with your phone in a tight pocket.) I'm getting my replacement parts in about a week. I can check then if you're feeling really patient.
I recommend looking at the Z2 videos. Our screen most likely will be the same.