[Q] Help, cracked screen - Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

I cracked my 2 days old NOTE II's screen, I am from India, How much it will cost to replace the damaged screen? I have no courage to go for DIY screen glass replacement method.
Can anybody give me some idea to save money like making a insurance of the device (obviously fake/manipulated) and then claiming the repairing cost? Has anybody done that already? Thank you!!

It would be very unwise to use a fake warranty.
How can you expect something you didn't paid for.
I think it would cost 8+
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Wrong place to ask for this kind of help.
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I'm rooted, and screen is broke... which way should i go?

my assurion insurance cost $80 to replace. but I'm rooted. I'm concerned i won't be able to root if it has the new gingerbread firmware on it. i know it will be more expensive to pay for a repair. so can anyone toss me a bone?
i would like a link to replacement parts if possible because i have a friend that c can repair my phone at no cost if i pay for the parts.
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Best thing to do would try to find a broken "replacement parts" phone on ebay with a working screen.
You can root the ota bud. I will sell you a pre rooted thunderbolt lnib for 150 + your phone? [email protected]
Say you lost it, they should charge you the 80 and get you a new or a refurb
Get your insurance. They don't give a **** about root. Then root the replacement
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Exactly. Just use your insurance. Why would Asurion care if you rooted your phone or not? It's 3rd party insurance, you're not claiming warranty repair or anything. Your car insurance doesn't drop you just because you bought and installed a new stereo. $80 is going to be cheaper than anyone will fix your phone for anyway, and you'll get a new phone instead of the same one that probably has dings on it from getting dropped. Maybe you'll get lucky and they'll be out of Thunderbolts and send you a Bionic or something instead.
So I watched my Eagles get beat by the bears and dropped my phone. Insult to injury! Does anyone have success replacing their screen? If so, where did you get parts and tools? Please don't recommend a seller, brand or manufacturer that you haven't personally had success with... Links please
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Talked to a rep at asurion they said under the table they really don't care if its rooted they complete erase and reinstall all new software on all new phone so they don't really check.
ryanstfl said:
So I watched my Eagles get beat by the bears and dropped my phone. Insult to injury! Does anyone have success replacing their screen? If so, where did you get parts and tools? Please don't recommend a seller, brand or manufacturer that you haven't personally had success with... Links please
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do you need the lcd part or the lcd digitizer??? (aka the touch interface)
It won't be new
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Okay it wasn't a new phone but they did a really good job with it.

Replacing plastic

Hey guys,
I bought a S2 damaged from several falls. I want to replace the plastic myself. The screen itself is fine and so is the battery cover but I would need to replace the plastic around the loudspeaker and the silver rim, which is badly damaged.
Is it possible to replace this yourself? If so could someone link me to a reliable site to buy the replacements. I live in Slovenia (Part of EU) so shipping shouldn't be a problem.
Also any tips wouldn't hurt!
Thanks!
You should know by now that shipping is always a problem here even if we are in the EU because some people still don't consider us as a first world country so they simply don't send stuff to us.
To answer your question... Did you check Amazon and Ebay? You can also find a service manual if you search for it. It was posted here once or twice.
Foladko said:
Hey guys,
I bought a S2 damaged from several falls. I want to replace the plastic myself. The screen itself is fine and so is the battery cover but I would need to replace the plastic around the loudspeaker and the silver rim, which is badly damaged.
Is it possible to replace this yourself? If so could someone link me to a reliable site to buy the replacements. I live in Slovenia (Part of EU) so shipping shouldn't be a problem.
Also any tips wouldn't hurt!
Thanks!
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Ebay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-Full-Ho...010?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c24be5a42
TIPS for the assembly: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1253969
ja zakaj pa nisi nepoškodovanga nabavu ? joke
where did you got it? And how much did you pay for it?
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[IMPI] said:
where did you got it? And how much did you pay for it?
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Exactly wht came to my mind
Why does that matter? It's obvious he got it at a a much more decent price than he would a new one. Be sure to check on your warranty before disassembling the device. Odds are you'd lose it. Perhaps you could try and get it repaired by an authorised person, for all we know, it could be at a modest price too.

Looking for a new lcd

So, I'm looking for a new LCD for my recently acquired gnex. Everything on it is working perfect except the lcd has what looks almost like damage from a magnet in the bottom right corner. I've looked around a little bit but can't find any for less than almost 200 usd. That's more than I paid for the phone and I refuse to pay that much for a single part. Does anyone here know where I should look?
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Bump for no replies. Any suggestions residents of xda?
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E-bay has always been cheapest on spare parts when I repair phones.
If it's still too expensive, either by another ruined gnex, where the LCD is intact, or sell yours as damaged and buy a new device.
mortenmhp said:
E-bay has always been cheapest on spare parts when I repair phones.
If it's still too expensive, either by another ruined gnex, where the LCD is intact, or sell yours as damaged and buy a new device.
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That's what I was thinking. Thanks for the answer.
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macklinjudith1 said:
I'm beginning to think I just have a faulty phone!
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The pics didn't show up. What's wrong with yours?
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I just replaced my cracked screen from 1 I got off eBay. $60 + $10 shipping. Look for seller named redocean2. Prompt shipping.
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I don't actually need the screen itself. I need a new lcd. Thanks for the input though, I'll look them up and see what they have.
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I have the Sprint version, and to my knowledge the screen and LCD are fused (glued really good) together, so I had to replace the whole assembly. So yeah, may not help you, but good luck though!
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Lost my s-pen

As the title says.... I guess it grew legs and ran away. Has anyone got a replacement yet? If so, where did you get it, and how much was it?
I saw a few on Amazon from $20/$35... but they had mixed reviews.
Any help is appreciated!
:beer:
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Ask service centre.
This is impractical but they may lead you to a reliable source.
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in wich country are you? i saw original samsung ones in here (lebanon) for 50$

Sad day, cracked screen.

Well, sad day today. A golf ball landed on my galaxy s3's screen. Needless to say, golf ball > galaxy s3.
Called customer service to see how much it is to be replaced, and with my insurance, its a big 166$. Ridiculous.
EDIT:
My brother works at a Radio shack, and they'll fix it for like 100$.
Has anyone used Radio shack before to get a screen replacement? If so, how long did it take, and did they do a goob job?
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Purchase the replacement screen on eBay, watch a video on youtube on the screen replacement. It's easier than you think and wouldn't cost much at all. If your opposed to that I would trust them, it's not difficult.
MiG8GT said:
Purchase the replacement screen on eBay, watch a video on youtube on the screen replacement. It's easier than you think and wouldn't cost much at all. If your opposed to that I would trust them, it's not difficult.
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The 100$ is what my brother said, after looking online it actually ends up to being 329$.
I'm thinking I'll let T-Mobile do it... I don't want to risk destroying it myself..
Kind of sucks though, a golf ball dropped and cracked it as bad as it did, it's at the bottom, like right on the home button, but the crack went to nearly the top of the screen.
Did you check eBay?? I would think they were way under $100 for the screen.
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Did you check eBay?? I would think they were way under $100 for the screen.
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Well I checked Amazon, I have Amazon Prime for free for being a student.. and they are around $15-20.
I just don't want to take the chance that i make it worse than it already is... I'm not good at all at doing things like that, I'd rather it be done by someone who knows what they are doing.
Also, they said I could use a phone from the T-Mobile store until mine is replaced, which is pretty cool..
Understandable you don't want to make it worse than it already is. Try looking for places in your local area, there are repair shops that fix phones and video game systems for a fraction of the cost. Some times on Groupon they have Groupons for say $60 for a screen replacement, that's always another option you could check out.
MiG8GT said:
Understandable you don't want to make it worse than it already is. Try looking for places in your local area, there are repair shops that fix phones and video game systems for a fraction of the cost. Some times on Groupon they have Groupons for say $60 for a screen replacement, that's always another option you could check out.
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Yea, I will look around.. But I do like that I can take it to T-Mobile, and they will loan me a phone while it's being fixed. I'll have to odin it back to stock though. Oh well.
Thanks for the input!
Can't hurt to check around. Anytime!
Ontop of having Radio Shack doing it...it will void your warranty...to keep your warranty either have T-Mobile or Samsung fix it.
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CodyRst said:
Well I checked Amazon, I have Amazon Prime for free for being a student.. and they are around $15-20.
I just don't want to take the chance that i make it worse than it already is... I'm not good at all at doing things like that, I'd rather it be done by someone who knows what they are doing.
Also, they said I could use a phone from the T-Mobile store until mine is replaced, which is pretty cool..
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Good call just pay the price and don't worry about the other stuff
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daxecutioner24 said:
Good call just pay the price and don't worry about the other stuff
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Well I called the insurance company this morning. They said $150, and that my replacement phone will be here tomorrow.
All is well, atleast it still works so I can use it until the new one comes tomorrow. Glad im getting a new one as well, instead of just getting this one fixed and sent back.
Thanks for feedback guys! :victory:
Well, as new as a refurbished phone can get. Any replacement/warranty phone that congress from tmobile is most likely going to be refurbished. I know because I have one and I'm very nit picky about my phone and always find some small defect with it.
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ucantak3dis said:
Well, as new as a refurbished phone can get. Any replacement/warranty phone that congress from tmobile is most likely going to be refurbished. I know because I have one and I'm very nit picky about my phone and always find some small defect with it.
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Yeah, I have had that experience as well... Although more often than not, I end up with a busted camera which is more than a *minor* defect...
Asurion sometimes sends out BNIB devices but only if a) they don't have a refurb on hand or b) you've gone through a few refurbs in a short time.
I tried fixing my Nexus One's cracked screen...ROYALLY ****ed it up (just a little too much glue & ripped a ribbon) and ended up wasting $150 even after selling it for parts on eBay.
I would say if you are thinking about doing it yourself and don't have a lot of patience/manual dexterity/proper tools & work environment, don't try.
Also I figure the S3 is probably a lot harder to take apart than my old N1.
CodyRst said:
Well I called the insurance company this morning. They said $150, and that my replacement phone will be here tomorrow.
All is well, atleast it still works so I can use it until the new one comes tomorrow. Glad im getting a new one as well, instead of just getting this one fixed and sent back.
Thanks for feedback guys! :victory:
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Yeah it may come plastic wrap and all but it's a refurbished one. Fixing the one you had at least you knew it was ok and how old it is compare to a used one that may bring a host of issues.
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Well got the replacement today, was surprised when i opened it.
It came with the phone, a battery, a back cover, a usb and charger, headphones, a new sims card.
I'm wondering if I need to send back my old battery, or just the old phone?
CodyRst said:
Well got the replacement today, was surprised when i opened it.
It came with the phone, a battery, a back cover, a usb and charger, headphones, a new sims card.
I'm wondering if I need to send back my old battery, or just the old phone?
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Just the old phone. You keep all accessories and back cover.
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Towle said:
Just the old phone. You keep all accessories and back cover.
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Sounds good, just dont want to be charged for a battery or usb cable
I thought when you do an insurance claim the broken phone is yours.
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Five0nIt said:
I thought when you do an insurance claim the broken phone is yours.
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That thought makes no sense at all,
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