Hi everyone!
My Optimus G fell off the table, and apparently it hit the floor with the right top edge of the phone, so that's where the screen is slightly cracked. The worst part is that the touch screen is now only working from the middle to the bottom of the screen. No touch screen upwards.
I know that there must be something broken inside but what's up with the touch screen? Does any one knows how it works?
If I had to replace the screen, can I do it myself with the proper tools? Is it expensive?
You broke your digitalizer man the entire screens gotta be replaced just take it somwhere
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Dropped my dinc yesterday cracked the screen something bad. Replacement phone is on the was but in the meantime I keep getting pieces of screen in my fingers. Is there any logic/way to remove the glass screen? or am i just stuck not to sure how the touch screen operates. Any ideas???
Try putting a screen protector on it. The glass is the digitizer that registers your touch input.
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Awsome didn't think about that. Thanks
Hey people!
Ive recently put the weight of a couch on the screen of my phone. My screen was already cracked from a previous drop but everything looked fine still.
After putting that much weight on my screen, half my screen is permanently black unless I put pressure near the bottom of my phone. It somehow releases the blackness temporarily.
My question is [Q] do I need to replace just the screen or did I screw up something else as well?
TIA
I have the same problem with my screen now. To fix it you need a new LCD. The cracked up front part is called the digitizer and you might as well replace them both together now. Only problem is to find out if you have a wide or slim LCD connecter cable and there's no way to tell until your phone is disassembled. Good luck!
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here's a evo teardown guide
http://www.ifixit.com/blog/blog/2010/06/01/htc-evo-4g-teardown/
I accidentally dropped my phone and the top right corner of the screen domes not display anything, but touch input is working.
So anyone know where I can gets replacement panel and how to disassemble the phone and replace it?
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Montoyatok said:
I accidentally dropped my phone and the top right corner of the screen domes not display anything, but touch input is working.
So anyone know where I can gets replacement panel and how to disassemble the phone and replace it?
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You will get it in samsung store - but i am sure price will be high
I definitely ask too many questions...
But this one is important. Lol My dinc2 has been having screen issues since I replaced the LCD the first time. I made sure to take it apart carefully. The first time, however, I didn't readhesive the screen. The second time I had to replace the LCD, I did use adhesive. The problem is, part of the screen on the top doesn't work at all. I can see it. But it's like an invisible strip is there and I can't get it to recognize my touch. Is it a digitizer problem? Or did I just not put enough adhesive on?
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Hello everyone,
This thought came to my mind after I watched some drop tests of our beloved G3:
How is the touchscreen functionality after the screen glass is cracked? I know a lot of people with cracked iphones using their phones with no problems to the touch functionality, my older Galaxy S3 also had no problems with cracked screen, but for example when my Nexus 7 2012 randomly cracked, the whole square area of the crack was inactive to the touch.
So, has any of you had any experience with the touch responsiveness after screen has been cracked?
Molius said:
Hello everyone,
This thought came to my mind after I watched some drop tests of our beloved G3:
How is the touchscreen functionality after the screen glass is cracked? I know a lot of people with cracked iphones using their phones with no problems to the touch functionality, my older Galaxy S3 also had no problems with cracked screen, but for example when my Nexus 7 2012 randomly cracked, the whole square area of the crack was inactive to the touch.
So, has any of you had any experience with the touch responsiveness after screen has been cracked?
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hi, mine broke after falling from pocket after 10 days.. it was one hairline crack in the top third of the screen and it said on the screen - error, lcd malfunction and it would work only if you pressed with finger on screen after 2 sec.. so it was practically only for answerin calls... so to answer the question... it cant practically operate after you break it...
Molius said:
Hello everyone,
This thought came to my mind after I watched some drop tests of our beloved G3:
How is the touchscreen functionality after the screen glass is cracked? I know a lot of people with cracked iphones using their phones with no problems to the touch functionality, my older Galaxy S3 also had no problems with cracked screen, but for example when my Nexus 7 2012 randomly cracked, the whole square area of the crack was inactive to the touch.
So, has any of you had any experience with the touch responsiveness after screen has been cracked?
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this depends on what you break if it is just the lcd there will be very little problems but if you dammage the diggitalizer(the thing that detects touch input) touches won't work