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Orbit busted screen - dismantle help.

Hi folks.
I've busted the screen on my Orbit whilst carrying it in my pocket at work. The glass digitiser beneath the clear plastic cover is cracked and there is a very faint "puddle" of grey ink behind.
I've found a new digitiser on eBay here so I've tried to dismantle the phone. Not having much luck so far apart from removing the 4 case screws at the rear I cannot disassemble the case, Any tips here?
Is the ink puddle in the digitiser part or do I need a new LCD as well? The LCD seems to be working perfectly and the ink mark is barely visible with the backlight on.
Cheers for any advice.
Pete.

Right I've dismantled the phone successfully - just need to be a little braver pulling it apart. The digitiser seems to be bonded to the LCD so I guess I'll have to buy the whole assembly.

Well for anyone who'se interested I managed to remove the digitiser off the LCD with a stanley blade, reassembled the phone and the grey mark on the screen has disappeared, so I'll be buying the digitiser off ebay and fitting that.

Pete. said:
Hi folks.
I've busted the screen on my Orbit whilst carrying it in my pocket at work. The glass digitiser beneath the clear plastic cover is cracked and there is a very faint "puddle" of grey ink behind.
I've found a new digitiser on eBay here so I've tried to dismantle the phone. Not having much luck so far apart from removing the 4 case screws at the rear I cannot disassemble the case, Any tips here?
Is the ink puddle in the digitiser part or do I need a new LCD as well? The LCD seems to be working perfectly and the ink mark is barely visible with the backlight on.
Cheers for any advice.
Pete.
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Hi, once the four screws are off how did you seperate the items - when I tried the four screws it did not loosen the device at all - I have a pen/wand stuck in my orbit and need to get it out.
Cheers
Jez

Look at post 2 on this thread, he just used a bit more force!

MaskedMarauder said:
Look at post 2 on this thread, he just used a bit more force!
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True, but apply the force where? I have a habit of breaking these things,,,,,

Hi Jezd.
I started on the bottom corner opposite the stylus holder and once I lifted it a bit jammed my thumbnail in there and just ran it around the joint towards the top. Once it got so hard that I thought I might break something I did the other side. It popped open with a bit of effort.

hey, to go off-topic ever so slightly, the piece with the orange cable coming out of it is the part you actually touch?
i got a scratch on my screen and would like to replace it if its just this piece:
http://cnn.cn/shop/8525tytn-touch-p-87.html
ayuda me, por favor!

That touch screen does not fit the Orbit (and nor does the one I bought). I received my touchpad today and it's different to the one I have removed from my xda, despite the ad saying it was for the orbit.
Does anyone have a photo of an Artemis touch-pad so I can compare?

Here's a pic of the digitizer connections I have. I bought the digitizer from the eBay link above, but it has a different connector to the Orbit screen I have. I think that either they have incorrectly listed the digitizer, or that it actually does fit the Artemis but that the the orbit is shipping with the later screen that comes in the Trinity/P3600. I found a pic somewhere that shows the Trinity digitizer with a similar connector to mine. According to this website the screens are inter-changable so I gather it's quite feasible. Here's how the parts I have are different:
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where can I find a digitizier for p3300?

bandrea15 said:
where can I find a digitizier for p3300?
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check out e-bay, you can get them cheaply

As above but watch out - there are two types of digitiser for the orbit. One has a ribbon about 8mm wide the other about 4mm wide. Check which one you have before ordering.
Here's the difference, the one I bought was a later-type screen as fitted I think in the Trinity (in fact if your digitiser is this type then you can have this one for free as I have no use for it) :

Cant find!
i can't find nothing for p3300 on ebay!
can you give me a link please?
thank you for the answer!

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/LCD-Touch-Scr...ryZ41343QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/HTC-Artemis-P...oryZ3728QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
This is where I buy mine from. Had 3 so far.

At that price it is almost worth having one in the cupboard as a spare, just in case.

Broken XDA Orbit screen
Hi,
I've replaced the screen on my Orbit, and I've posted the instructions on another forum.
http://www.modaco.com/Disassemble-XDA-Orbit-t260167.html
Hope this helps, and I used this item off ebay.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/O2-XDA-Orbit-...ryZ10364QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Matt

Hi all,
I also broke the screen of my XDA Orbit accidentally and I got this one to replace it:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&item=260309424816
Then I followed the instructions of this website to mount it:
http://www.formymobile.co.uk/orbitdisassembly.php
The operation went fine and the new display looks good, but now it seems that the phone is getting hot when talking and it runs out of battery very quick! A full charge lasts just for 3-4 hours, which is pretty annoying. I think it might be overheating or something...
Anyone had this problem before? How can I fix this?? Thanks!

Nobody????

[REF] T-Mobile Galaxy S2 T989 Teardown

Since I saw A request of a teardown (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1443139) I decided to do one at my work and since i own the TMO SGS2, I wanted to share.
And i must say this phone is all housing, compared to the Skyrocket and way different than the Skyrocket on the inside. (People had been saying they are similar or the same)
PLEASE THIS IS NOT A GUIDE. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO USE THIS FOR DISSASEMBLY OR ANY WAY TO FIX YOUR DEVICE. I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE DONE IF YOU ATTEMPTED IT.
I work doing this and I've been almost a year and a half working in repairing and Programming androids. (and Blackberry)
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Yes the Phone I used had liquid damage
And Finally the s2 (Top) and Skyrocket (bottom) SIM reader, Camera, USB port, ear speaker etc are different (you obviously can see it)
I didnt Separated the LCD/ Digitizer from frame because the risk of breaking lcd/Digitizer is VERY HIGH! I just wanted to show the phone on the inside!
Hope this Contributes

dont worry about breaking the lcd, this phone uses amoled+, which is flexible(but dont breakt he gorilla glass...obviously)

lilizblack said:
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I didnt Separated the LCD/ Digitizer from frame because the risk of breaking lcd/Digitizer is VERY HIGH! I just wanted to show the phone on the inside!
Hope this Contributes
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Terrific stuff, thanks for sharing!
How many screws, and types of screws, did you have to remove?
How difficult is it to replace the screen assembly? Does the entire phone have to be disassembled to get to it? Can you provide a few pictures?

prech said:
Terrific stuff, thanks for sharing!
How many screws, and types of screws, did you have to remove?
How difficult is it to replace the screen assembly? Does the entire phone have to be disassembled to get to it? Can you provide a few pictures?
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Just the six you see on the back. Once you pop the back the board feels almost loose. I had to be careful cause when poping the back the board almost went with it. the screen alone with the frame felt rather flimsy I guess taking that screen of can be compare between the hassle with the Evo 4g and the Inspire (which I find the Inspire to be one of the stressing phones out for screen replacement.) Due to the fact you can damage the frame in the process. You have to dig the screen out. Unlike the i9100 which came out fast with a little heat.

AznDud333 said:
dont worry about breaking the lcd, this phone uses amoled+, which is flexible(but dont breakt he gorilla glass...obviously)
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But still its a risk I mean replacing it its not cheap at all! Almost $230 for the screen assembly. I am still trying to handle these screens (at least i was able to separate the i9100 screen from the frame with out causing further damage than it had, so I guess thats a start.)
If i get a phone for screen replacement Ill surely take pics.

lilizblack said:
But still its a risk I mean replacing it its not cheap at all! Almost $230 for the screen assembly. I am still trying to handle these screens (at least i was able to separate the i9100 screen from the frame with out causing further damage than it had, so I guess thats a start.)
If i get a phone for screen replacement Ill surely take pics.
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Kudos bro! Thanks for the thread. I'm looking to join you soon!

excellent reference stickied

that's pretty cool. thanks for the pics!

yea that was me! thanks a million lilizblack! Hit the thanks button!

thanks for the pics! I've been looking for this too.

question for OP:
How many screws, and types of screws, did you have to remove? Are special tools needed?

Nice post man and nice pics! ;D...I always wondered what the inside looked like.

prech said:
question for OP:
How many screws, and types of screws, did you have to remove? Are special tools needed?
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since the op didnt answer
6 screws(unaware of size of screw driver, but it's pretty small)
also, mainboard is not screwed onto the body

SWEET.
now slap some artic silver 5 or verrrrrrrrrrry thin heat pads on your chips and beg for a 2ghz kernel HOLLLLLLLLLLLLA

tiguy99 said:
Kudos bro! Thanks for the thread. I'm looking to join you soon!
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unless guys wear green nails, I would say it's a chick, not a bro

Where can I order the OEM part from? I can only find it on globalpartsdirect.com but I do not have an EIN number to be able to purchase from there. That and they make you order a minimum of 2.

So that's what it looks like naked.

thanks
now at least i know what my cell phone looks like cool pictures

Great post! Thanks for the share it came in handy

AznDud333 said:
dont worry about breaking the lcd, this phone uses amoled+, which is flexible(but dont breakt he gorilla glass...obviously)
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While the technology is capable of being applied to flexible media the amoled displays in our phones are applied to hard glass media and in fact are more likely to break than the gorilla glass leaving the amoled display shattered behind the gorilla glass. This is why you see so many "broken screen" phones for sale on ebay that don't turn on, the phone doesn't appear to fully boot when the amoled display is broken...

HTC Incredible Droid 2 Screen Take Apart Repair Guide

We will take you through the steps on how to disassemble your HTC Droid Incredible 2 smartphone safely and easily. This guide will help you on how to replaced the glass touch screen digitizer and the display LCD.
This guide will help you to install the following HTC Droid Incredible 2 parts:
HTC Droid Incredible 2Glass Touch Screen Digitizer Replacement
HTC Droid Incredible 2 LCD Screen Replacement Display
and other HTC Droid Incredible 2 Replacement Parts
Tools Required:
Safe Open Pry Tool
Small Phillips Screwdriver
T5 Torx Screwdriver
Adhesive Stips ( For Touch Screen Digitizer)
Steps:
First use safe pry to remove the back cover, the battery and the memory card.
Next, use T5 Torx Screwdriver and remove the 7 screws located at the corners of the phone.
Release the clips on the edges of the phone using a safe open pry tool. Ease off the back frame of the phone.
Using safe pry tool, lift gently the motor, open the jaw connector and release the ribbon cables. Then use Small Phillips Screwdriver to remove the 2 screws located at the top bottom corner of the phone.
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Next, gently ease up the motherboard but be careful as there is still connected ribbon cable underneath.
Using safe pry tool, open the jaw connector and release the flex ribbon cable. The motherboard is now release.
Figure 2​
Heat the adhesive around the touchscreen using a hair dryer or heat gun. Use safe pry tool to lift the glass touch screen. Be careful as It is still connected with a ribbon cable at the top.
Next, heat the adhesive at the back of the LCD screen. Then gently ease out the LCD screen. Take it slowly and gently ease the LCD screen away from the backing plate. Once release, you can gently remove the front housing from the phone.
Gently ease up and remove the flex ribbon cable of the digitizer which is attached at the back of the LCD screen.
Remove the keypad flex cable from the back of the LCD screen.
You can now replace the either the touch screen digitizer or the LCD screen.
Reverse the instructions above to reassemble your phone.

Its funny you posted this here today. I just watched one of your guides to do this to a thunderbolt.
Sent from my Incredible 2 using Tapatalk

disconnecktie said:
Its funny you posted this here today. I just watched one of your guides to do this to a thunderbolt.
Sent from my Incredible 2 using Tapatalk
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Glad you found our video useful. We have a video for this model also which can be found here - HTC Droid Incredible 2 Screen Repair Video

Thanks I found this guide and very helpful. Thanks for sharing.

moserandrea said:
Thanks I found this guide and very helpful. Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks man!

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Hello I hqve a question about the post for the screen removal... I have an incredible 2 and need to replace my front housing only as the besel has been destroyed I need to know how to take apart and re use the screen and digitizer

Jewelz1017 said:
Hello I hqve a question about the post for the screen removal... I have an incredible 2 and need to replace my front housing only as the besel has been destroyed I need to know how to take apart and re use the screen and digitizer
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We have a repair guide video on our site that will help repair your device. A link to our site can be found in our signature below.

How To Repair Samsung Captivate Glide Screen

RepairsUniverse compiled this video repair guide which walks you through taking apart your Captivate Glide, allowing you to replace the screen assembly or other internal parts. Following this guide will insure a safe and quick repair is made on your Samsung smartphone.
This guide will help you to install the following Samsung Captivate Glide part(s):
Samsung Captivate Glide LCD + Touch Screen Digitizer Replacement
Tools Required:
Safe open pry tool
Small Phillips
Heat Gun / Hair Dryer
How To Repair Samsung Captivate Glide Screen
First step is to remove the back battery cover, the battery, the sim and the memory card.
Then use Small Phillips Screwdriver and remove the 7 screws as shown at Figure 1.
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Once all the screws have been removed, slide to open the device then use safe pry opening tool and start prying along all the edges to release all the clips holding the back housing in place.
Once the back housing has been totally removed use Small Phillips Screwdriver to remove the 2 remaining screws. Then use safe pry tool to release the 3 connections. Once the screws and connections are released, you can now remove the motherboard. Once the motherboard has been separated, use safe pry tool to gently lift the lower circuit board and antenna away from the rest of the device.
Figure 2​
Next step is to remove the ten (10) screws.
Once the screws had been removed, use safe pry tool and begin lifting the back plate. Once all the clips had been release, the back can then now removed as well as the keyboard.
Next, we can now need to release the slide flex cable which is adhere to the slide portion of the device. Carefully slide it through the slot and be careful not to ripped the cable.
Remove the four (4) Phillips Screws in each corner. Once removed, you can now start releasing all the clips at all four sides of the screen assembly using safe pry tool. Once release you can now remove the back plate of the device. Be careful not to damaged the slide flex ribbon cable.
Now starts releasing the main jaw connector to totally release the slide flex ribbon cable together with the speaker and the front camera. You can also release the keypad flex cable from the jaw connector.
Figure 3​
With the use of heat gun or hair dryer, begin heating the outside edges of the device for about 45 seconds to soften the held adhesive. Use quick movements when applying heat.
Once the adhesive has been warmed, use safe pry tool to begin releasing the front housing from the front assembly. Once released, the front frame comes up from the front assembly.
Use safe pry tool and gently lift the keypad flex ribbon cable from the screen assembly. The screen assembly can now be replace.
Figure 4​
Reverse the instructions above to reassemble your phone.

Thanks a ton.
Would it be possible to get less fuzzy pictures? The motherboard pretty much looks like a jumble of blobs on my end.

OK, thanks. Now we'd only need a cheap source to buy replacements.

Amazing thanx for the great info and step by step instructions with the pictures. I do not know if I would ever do this as My Big fingers have trouble with such little parts. Very courageous of you and I am glad you were able to fix your Glide.

No problem, glad you found the guide useful.

Please excuse the late reply, figured this would be the best place to ask.
I'm currently repairing my Glide, the slider is damaged and my home keys don't work. I think I've got the slider figured out. My issue is that I'm not sure what to replace to repair the home keys. I believe it's the ribbon that is connected between the screen and the digitizer. I've circled it (and arrowed it) in the image below.
imgur.com/NFCjD (No links yet, sorry.)
I think it's think because there's a slight tear in it. My biggest problem is, I don't know where the hell to find that ribbon or what it's called. Any idea? Thanks.

Havok-San said:
Please excuse the late reply, figured this would be the best place to ask.
I'm currently repairing my Glide, the slider is damaged and my home keys don't work. I think I've got the slider figured out. My issue is that I'm not sure what to replace to repair the home keys. I believe it's the ribbon that is connected between the screen and the digitizer. I've circled it (and arrowed it) in the image below.
imgur.com/NFCjD (No links yet, sorry.)
I think it's think because there's a slight tear in it. My biggest problem is, I don't know where the hell to find that ribbon or what it's called. Any idea? Thanks.
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Maybe you can find the part that you need: cellphonerepairshop.com. I bought an antenna from there and they shipped the item very fast.

I have a bricked camera and am now convinced that it is a hardware problem and a camera module is only $15 online, do you have better pics of the back with the housing off so I can see the cam module before attempting this or maybe you can answer this, can the cam be replaced after the back housing is off without more disassembly ? I'm 99.9% sure i can fix it but this is my only phone for now and i'm just trying to be educated before i start, Thanx

Dido on the Camera repair
Thx for the walkthrough, my Glide got water damaged but the screen and camera have no visible damage and if I can get a used one for cheap on eBay that just has a scratched screen I will definitely try this out but would also be interested in how to interchange the Camera just in case the Camera lens is scratched as well. My phone wasn't soaked but it was in my pocket when I had to walk home in the rain and I'm pretty sure it just got wet around the battery and probably shorted the board.
I am a noob and yes i used the search and this is where it led me.

It's curious.
You have to use the dryer or something like that with the outside edges of the device in order to soften the held adhesive.
Does this mean that adhesive it's the only thing that fixes the screen to the phone body? I ask this cause I bought what seems to be a refurbished one that I'm returning right know. It looks completely new, but the screen started to come off the phone structure one week after I started to use it.
Is this due to an screen replacement, and that adhesive as the only thing to hold the screen in the device? LOL

It is possible to replace just the LCD screen for this model?

amith12 said:
It is possible to replace just the LCD screen for this model?
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We highly suggest using a full screen assembly to do this repair. The lcd is bonded to the touch screen on this model.

can i replace the len of the camera?

Hi exists any way of remove, replace the len of the camera and put other? because my len is scratched and i dont know what to do!!
Ty

firstly: what device are you using?
i know you are using xperia ion because you stated that in another question
possible but my question to you:
are you good enough of a user to actually replace the lens itself?
there is a very detailed unveiling of the xperia internals that was created near the beginning of this device
but will you risk buying the separate lens and replacing it? or will you send it to the sony and if they mess up you get a new phone ?
(not doubting your skills or anything, simply asking you to rethink your process)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1798192
the thread i was talking about in case you do wish to do it yourself but you need to find the exact lens yourself ( too lazy too find it for you xD)

Infraa said:
Hi exists any way of remove, replace the len of the camera and put other? because my len is scratched and i dont know what to do!!
Ty
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I had this problem myself and i fixed it using a lens from another phone(I wasn't using my N95 so i took it from that one), the best solution is to buy the MIDDLE plate(it can be seen on the link 424aca posted, picture 4) The middle plate has the lens, they don't sell them separately(I looked, couldn't find it). The process itself is very easy, you can follow the ion dissasembly video somebody posted(look it up). All you need is torx t5(or t6 cant remember exactly) and phillips screwdrivers, plus a prying tool(I used an old credit card) to remove the top and bottom covers and remove the back plate. The middle plate has several screws you need to take out before removing.

424aca said:
firstly: what device are you using?
i know you are using xperia ion because you stated that in another question
possible but my question to you:
are you good enough of a user to actually replace the lens itself?
there is a very detailed unveiling of the xperia internals that was created near the beginning of this device
but will you risk buying the separate lens and replacing it? or will you send it to the sony and if they mess up you get a new phone ?
(not doubting your skills or anything, simply asking you to rethink your process)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1798192
the thread i was talking about in case you do wish to do it yourself but you need to find the exact lens yourself ( too lazy too find it for you xD)
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Well i should try with my father , because i bought the xperia ion from eeuu, i dont live there, and in my country the xperia ion never came, no exists support for ion
But i have the len scratched then how i have no alternative, i will try myself
Im gonna see the link that u sent me, its great, and i gonna find out if the len, have a film protector, (i hope that yes) for remove it and bye scratches, and if not, i gonna search if exists a len as replacement

luisoman2000 said:
I had this problem myself and i fixed it using a lens from another phone(I wasn't using my N95 so i took it from that one), the best solution is to buy the MIDDLE plate(it can be seen on the link 424aca posted, picture 4) The middle plate has the lens, they don't sell them separately(I looked, couldn't find it). The process itself is very easy, you can follow the ion dissasembly video somebody posted(look it up). All you need is torx t5(or t6 cant remember exactly) and phillips screwdrivers, plus a prying tool(I used an old credit card) to remove the top and bottom covers and remove the back plate. The middle plate has several screws you need to take out before removing.
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Yes i thought it but im thinking now that the lens is not scratched, in the pic 5, i suppose the back cover has a film or plastic and it is scratched, what do you think ?

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Yes i thought it but im thinking now that the lens is not scratched, in the pic 5, i suppose the back cover has a film or plastic and it is scratched, what do you think ?
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The back cover doesn't have the plastic lens, the middle plate does, and that is what got scratched. you can test it yourself, remove the back and middle plates and take a picture, if you get a clear image then the plastic lens on the middle plate is the one that's scratched.

luisoman2000 said:
The back cover doesn't have the plastic lens, the middle plate does, and that is what got scratched. you can test it yourself, remove the back and middle plates and take a picture, if you get a clear image then the plastic lens on the middle plate is the one that's scratched.
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Haha tyty
i found this: http://www.parts4repair.com/camera-lens-cover-for-sony-xperia-ion-lte-lt28-black/
Or http://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-SONY-XP...e_Replacement_Parts_Tools&hash=item1e7ee690b5
well i gonna see if the web www.parts4repair.com does international shipping and i will buy those lens or if not i will buy the middle plate from ebay