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I am looking for BA covers (including the plastic film that covers the screen), mine's pretty damaged and scratched.
If anybody has a damaged BA in good condition (external), pm me.
Thanks.
SteelBoy19 said:
I am looking for BA covers (including the plastic film that covers the screen), mine's pretty damaged and scratched.
If anybody has a damaged BA in good condition (external), pm me.
Thanks.
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plastic screen which u want is not a film its a touch panel which allows u to tap ur device so dont try to change it ur self its very sensitive and get damaged easily if u still want to change """" I highly recomand u to go to the service center of ur device and ask them to replace and put an original one"""".
Hum... didn't know that.
I found this in eBay:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/LCD-Touch-Scr...ryZ41343QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Anybody knows if it is 100% compatible?
I was really tempted in changing it myself, using rubber gloves, if electrostatic discharges is the main risk.
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Hum... didn't know that.
I found this in eBay:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/LCD-Touch-Scr...ryZ41343QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Anybody knows if it is 100% compatible?
I was really tempted in changing it myself, using rubber gloves, if electrostatic discharges is the main risk.
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ok first try to remove ur touch panel and fix it again it will give u a lesson and need not to wear gloves.
Sorry, but I didn't understand if you're talking serious or not...
SteelBoy19 said:
Hum... didn't know that.
I found this in eBay:
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/LCD-Touch-Scr...ryZ41343QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Anybody knows if it is 100% compatible?
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It might be.
There are three different LCD's that have been used in the angel, with two different touch screen panels.
The one you linked to is a Toppoly. There is also a Sony, which has a smaller cable.
As for replacement, if you can do surface mount soldering on a plastic cable, go for it. The touch screen assembly is not on a socket like the LCD and keyboard is.
jdc said:
It might be.
There are three different LCD's that have been used in the angel, with two different touch screen panels.
The one you linked to is a Toppoly. There is also a Sony, which has a smaller cable.
As for replacement, if you can do surface mount soldering on a plastic cable, go for it. The touch screen assembly is not on a socket like the LCD and keyboard is.
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All clear now... thanks
I'm trying to find a source on whether I can replace the trim know my phone since it's been dinged from the previous owner as well as myself.
I've found some the link to the replacement screen thread but it doesn't say if the lcd is part of the top or how to get it out? I've seen some oem housings online but not sure if I can remove my lcd which is fine and put it in the newer housing?
Is there glue or adhesive that holds it in?
Thanks for any help.
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You just need to unscrew the backplate and exchange it.
No glue no adhesives or something. it just sits there.
It will take about 10 minutes or so..
Here is a picture of the part:
Mine fell out of its place, the last i had the phone opened and i´m to lazy to put it back.
Edit: sorry for that huuuuge picture.. blame our 8mp camera.
supermult said:
You just need to unscrew the backplate and exchange it.
No glue no adhesives or something. it just sits there.
It will take about 10 minutes or so..
Here is a picture of the part:
Mine fell out of its place, the last i had the phone opened and i´m to lazy to put it back.
Edit: sorry for that huuuuge picture.. blame our 8mp camera.
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Sorry - but I think we have a misunderstanding. I'm talking about the chrome trim around the entire LCD not the camera.
oh.. honestly i don´t think that the part you described is chrome. Atleast not on my GSII
and the thing i posted is the shiny ring around the headphone plug.
OP its not chrome its plastic..
1) replace the whole screen housing with with working parts from say ebay
2) buy a whole SGS2 housing unit and plus top screen ( this option you'll need to remove youe current lcd screen and once replaced in new housing the top screen needs to be bonded to housing. (M3 double sided tape or a thin silcon glue)
3) take it to a service centre
4)keep it as it is..
as par your question
Is there glue or adhesive that holds it in? Yes.
Top screen will need to be heated with hot air to release it from its bond.
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OP its not chrome its plastic..
1) replace the whole screen housing with with working parts from say ebay
2) buy a whole SGS2 housing unit and plus top screen ( this option you'll need to remove youe current lcd screen and once replaced in new housing the top screen needs to be bonded to housing. (M3 double sided tape or a thin silcon glue)
3) take it to a service centre
4)keep it as it is..
as par your question
Is there glue or adhesive that holds it in? Yes.
Top screen will need to be heated with hot air to release it from its bond.
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Thanks - that's what I wanted to hear. So it's more effort than I'd like to spend on it. Looks like I'll just move the phone to try something else.
Guys I just want to give you a hint in disassembling this device through images attached herein.
I think I don't need to elaborate much, just rely on the pic. ( And besides, Im not that good in english grammar lol)
This is for those users who badly need to open their device in case of non warranty.
Goodluck.
Thanks a lot!! I was wondering how hard would it be a battery replacement on this thing. Seems fairly easy (at least compared to One X). How hard was it to separate both parts?
I don't know how to explain but it's not that hard mate.it has double adhesive at the back but it is removable, just take care of it.
Thanks, I ****ed up my screen and repair will be 250-300 euros if I don't do it myself, so I needed this . I'll post some photo's when I have replaced the entire screen (both LCD and glass broken).
screen/digitizer
Anyone who has taken the phone apart know if the LCD and glass/digitizer are fused? I have a desire eye with cracked glass but an intact LCD and was wondering if I need to buy the entire assembly, or if I can get away with just the glass/digitizer. Appreciate any info in addition to what's already been posted. Thanks!
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Anyone who has taken the phone apart know if the LCD and glass/digitizer are fused? I have a desire eye with cracked glass but an intact LCD and was wondering if I need to buy the entire assembly, or if I can get away with just the glass/digitizer. Appreciate any info in addition to what's already been posted. Thanks!
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Just open it up and you´ll know. I haven´t done that personally yet.
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Just open it up and you´ll know. I haven´t done that personally yet.
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So has anyone successfully changed theor screen, whether only glass or with LCD. Also does changing your screen manually prevent it from being waterproof after ??
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cz4r3n said:
Guys I just want to give you a hint in disassembling this device through images attached herein.
I think I don't need to elaborate much, just rely on the pic. ( And besides, Im not that good in english grammar lol)
This is for those users who badly need to open their device in case of non warranty.
Goodluck.
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Could you make a short video of the steps you did in the pictures, or how you got the top and bottom parts off on the first picture?
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Anyone who has taken the phone apart know if the LCD and glass/digitizer are fused? I have a desire eye with cracked glass but an intact LCD and was wondering if I need to buy the entire assembly, or if I can get away with just the glass/digitizer. Appreciate any info in addition to what's already been posted. Thanks!
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better to buy the whole one, but you can detached the assembly.
i will post a video soon, im awaiting for a replacement of the cracked LCD screen with the digitalizer for Desire Eye
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So has anyone successfully changed theor screen, whether only glass or with LCD. Also does changing your screen manually prevent it from being waterproof after ??
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Could you make a short video of the steps you did in the pictures, or how you got the top and bottom parts off on the first picture?
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It doesn't affect it as far as I know, couldn't find any "special seals" on it except for some double-sided tape.
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i will post a video soon, im awaiting for a replacement of the cracked LCD screen with the digitalizer for Desire Eye
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Any chance on that video yet, or do you have a delivery date of your screen? I should get mine between today and the 4/5th of May. Will post own results or pictures, but would prefer a guide. Also does anyone have a video on atleast detaching the top and bottom parts (little top pannel and bottom pannel) of the Desire Eye?
YoungLord said:
Any chance on that video yet, or do you have a delivery date of your screen? I should get mine between today and the 4/5th of May. Will post own results or pictures, but would prefer a guide. Also does anyone have a video on atleast detaching the top and bottom parts (little top pannel and bottom pannel) of the Desire Eye?
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still waiting for the LCD replacement
csa1234 said:
still waiting for the LCD replacement
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still no news on that replacement? Ordered one aswell and shipping is within a week.. buying only the glass digitzer is useless and do not advise to do it.
YoungLord said:
still no news on that replacement? Ordered one aswell and shipping is within a week.. buying only the glass digitzer is useless and do not advise to do it.
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Someone else made a nice video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdyRkIphNzM
I'm thinking of opening my Eye up because the back light has stopped working.
I don't understand why, it has just been sitting around for a month. Everything else works.
Maybe something came loose?
tomkins0752 said:
I'm thinking of opening my Eye up because the back light has stopped working.
I don't understand why, it has just been sitting around for a month. Everything else works.
Maybe something came loose?
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If that's the case, don't fool around with it, send it to HTC for repair.
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If that's the case, don't fool around with it, send it to HTC for repair.
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The only issue is I have already "tampered" with the device (S-Offed.)
I'm sure they would have that void the warranty.
tomkins0752 said:
The only issue is I have already "tampered" with the device (S-Offed.)
I'm sure they would have that void the warranty.
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Just relock it and flash stock firmware. And I dont think that voids the warranty for your screen, just for the software part.
guys i bought a desire eye.but the camera quality is not good as they mentioned.especially in the night.also battery life is not good.it is made in thaiwan..is it a original one or a copy?i need a good advice.
can't find the crop me in feature also..i didn't use a sim card yet..is that the problem?or what?i'm stuck with this now
Posting in an old thread but....
The glass on my Desire EYE is shattered, still works however. Doesn't look to hard to open up, watching that YouTube video.
Does anyone have a guide on replacing the whole display assembly? I can pick on up on eBay for about £75, and I'm comfortable doing it myself. I've also sent an email to HTC, asking if I'm eligible for their deal where they'll fix your cracked screen so long as you've owned the phone less than a year, and to ask them how much it would cost me for them to replace the screen.
At this point, it might just work out cheaper to buy a Moto G and a Otterbox case for it.
Thanks
I recently bought a cracked oneplus x in hopes of fixing and using it. So I went ahead, heated it up and took the glass off. This went fine. I set the heat around 90-100° C and the glass came off just like it would from any other phone. The display is only glued on on the sides/bezels unlike Samsung phones in which the whole panel is glued down. This obviously made things easier. To my surprise the loca came off pretty easily with some rubbing alcohol. Before removing the glass you have to take off the soft keys, which are glued to the glass. These are connected to the back of the screen assembly by a connector which you can see in the pictures. It was when I went to buy the part I realized I had made a mistake: I couldn't find any. So I am stuck with this for now, and if anyone knows where I could buy the glass please give me a link. Regardless, I hope this is informational and helpful to anyone who might want to attmept this in the future.
mnath said:
I recently bought a cracked oneplus x in hopes of fixing and using it. So I went ahead, heated it up and took the glass off. This went fine. I set the heat around 90-100° C and the glass came off just like it would from any other phone. The display is only glued on on the sides/bezels unlike Samsung phones in which the whole panel is glued down. This obviously made things easier. To my surprise the loca came off pretty easily with some rubbing alcohol. Before removing the glass you have to take off the soft keys, which are glued to the glass. These are connected to the back of the screen assembly by a connector which you can see in the pictures. It was when I went to buy the part I realized I had made a mistake: I couldn't find any. So I am stuck with this for now, and if anyone knows where I could buy the glass please give me a link. Regardless, I hope this is informational and helpful to anyone who might want to attmept this in the future.
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You can buy it from here
http://vifocal.com/oneplus-x-lcd-display-with-touch-screen-panel-replacement.html
loveboy_lion said:
You can buy it from here
http://vifocal.com/oneplus-x-lcd-display-with-touch-screen-panel-replacement.html
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I was hoping to do a glass only repair with loca uv glue since the glass alone is substantially cheaper. Thanks, however, I atleast have that as a backup, since it is at a pretty reasonable price for an amoled panel, if it takes too long for the glass to be available.
till now .it seems only this site sell the oneplus x lcd display.it looks like a professional website and can be trust
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Maybe you should go to aliexpress.com and the keyword is oneplus x glass screen
Maybe it will help you
heres a link for one:
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/1PCS..._2&btsid=3a76fb04-754a-42d0-b51b-7b076dca6b80
mnath need your help
m opx screen got a crack after it fell down Touch is working and i had initially thought of replacing the entire set which cost around 8k but after reading your thread i feel it can be done by replacing just the cracked portion.
Can you guide me on how to get it done ? pls ping me on whatsapp 9633318375 (Sony, kerala)
Could you pls tell me how to put the glass of the phone ? Ping me on whatsapp (081282213266) isya pramesta
I would also love to know how you got the glass off!
I bought the glass by itself, and I'm hoping that I would be able to recreate your result, so if you can tell me a bit more about the process that would be nice!
Did anybody get more details pics/instructions on just replacing the glass, mine arrived today and I would like to get it done?
Also does anybody have a specific recommendation on the LOCA adhesive to use to glue the glass back on?
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Please any one suggest me how to replace only the front glass of one plus x
This is above and beyond being that the part for glass+LCD is like $30 on ebay.. Like you're risking the fact that the adhesive is like a little worse and a sunny day could easily destroy everything. If you're going to repair this phone, do the glass and LCD together.
Thanks for your reply...
mnath said:
I recently bought a cracked oneplus x in hopes of fixing and using it. So I went ahead, heated it up and took the glass off. This went fine. I set the heat around 90-100° C and the glass came off just like it would from any other phone. The display is only glued on on the sides/bezels unlike Samsung phones in which the whole panel is glued down. This obviously made things easier. To my surprise the loca came off pretty easily with some rubbing alcohol. Before removing the glass you have to take off the soft keys, which are glued to the glass. These are connected to the back of the screen assembly by a connector which you can see in the pictures. It was when I went to buy the part I realized I had made a mistake: I couldn't find any. So I am stuck with this for now, and if anyone knows where I could buy the glass please give me a link. Regardless, I hope this is informational and helpful to anyone who might want to attmept this in the future.
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If you only need the glass it is available on ebay :
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Black-Front...317149?hash=item235e06281d:g:DGgAAOSw6n5XwQUT
I have few questions, what did you use to heat up the display ? I don't have a heat gun, will a hair dryer do the job ?
Also are there any ribbon cables which I need to be careful about while doing the process?
Thanks in advance!
mnath said:
I recently bought a cracked oneplus x in hopes of fixing and using it. So I went ahead, heated it up and took the glass off. This went fine. I set the heat around 90-100° C and the glass came off just like it would from any other phone. The display is only glued on on the sides/bezels unlike Samsung phones in which the whole panel is glued down. This obviously made things easier. To my surprise the loca came off pretty easily with some rubbing alcohol. Before removing the glass you have to take off the soft keys, which are glued to the glass. These are connected to the back of the screen assembly by a connector which you can see in the pictures. It was when I went to buy the part I realized I had made a mistake: I couldn't find any. So I am stuck with this for now, and if anyone knows where I could buy the glass please give me a link. Regardless, I hope this is informational and helpful to anyone who might want to attmept this in the future.
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Hey, thanks for this information. Could you olease guide me once through the process in detail. I dont want to make any mistakes. Whatsapp me on+91-8821099326 . Thanks it will be very generous of you
Sparsh01 said:
Hey, thanks for this information. Could you olease guide me once through the process in detail. I dont want to make any mistakes. Whatsapp me on+91-8821099326 . Thanks it will be very generous of you
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Search Youtube videos, it wil be helpfull
Kéno40 said:
Search Youtube videos, it wil be helpfull
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Yeah, i did. But no video for oneplus x.
And since it has a super amoled. I dont want to take any chances.
I have only one shot.
Totally agree with all of you, I recently purchased just the front panel glass and really wanted to replace it, only for my local phone repair place won't do it without the lcd and digitizer... If someone can post pics or tell me if a hair dryer will do the job, I would give it a go myself
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Totally agree with all of you, I recently purchased just the front panel glass and really wanted to replace it, only for my local phone repair place won't do it without the lcd and digitizer... If someone can post pics or tell me if a hair dryer will do the job, I would give it a go myself
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Bro you can watch Jerry Rig Everything videos of glass only repair of S4 and s5 in which he separated the glass with a hot gun and playing cards. Plz do share your photos also if you do repair..
Guys found a video on youtube of oneplus x glass only repair -----> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vs1iXlBoYAM
share also you repaired glass pics also to help others also....
don't forget to hit the Thanks! button
I've seen the videos on replacing the screen including the digitizer but has anyone changed just the glass?
My phone did a face plant but the digitizer still works.. fingerprint scanner and touches all over phone are still responding.
The glass alone is about $20 but the full screen is about $120.
Screen only replacement is very difficult since u mist get the glue to release the glass from the digitizer without damaging it
I've delaminated Droid Maxx to replace the glass. Lots of careful work with a heat gun and spudger. The new glass had to be bonded back. If you don't, the reflections make the screen pretty unusable and the glass fragile to breaking again. To much heat and you fry the LCD.
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I've seen the videos on replacing the screen including the digitizer but has anyone changed just the glass?
My phone did a face plant but the digitizer still works.. fingerprint scanner and touches all over phone are still responding.
The glass alone is about $20 but the full screen is about $120.
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was the video for the moto z play? where did you find it? I bought the kit, and want to see if the phone requires a removal of the entire digitizer, or if the glass can be done in place.
thanks
vega509 said:
was the video for the moto z play? where did you find it? I bought the kit, and want to see if the phone requires a removal of the entire digitizer, or if the glass can be done in place.
thanks
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Good luck on seperation the digitizer from the glass without breaking the digitizer, it's super thin and unless you have the correct tools and glue forget it.
Trust me I have replaced my screen twice now which in itself was extremely hard.
Do not use double sided tape but the correct adhesive is need something like B7000.
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Good luck on seperation the digitizer from the glass without breaking the digitizer, it's super thin and unless you have the correct tools and glue forget it.
Trust me I have replaced my screen twice now which in itself was extremely hard.
Do not use double sided tape but the correct adhesive is need something like B7000.
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thanks for the reply,
did the phone need to be tore down? or was the glass removable in place?
was there a video or tutorial you followed?
thanks
vega509 said:
thanks for the reply,
did the phone need to be tore down? or was the glass removable in place?
was there a video or tutorial you followed?
thanks
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I need to heat the glass with a heat gun in order to separate the glass from the phone, moto has pack in loads of adhesive so you need to heat and seperate the glass slowly, the finger print scanner is taped to the under side of the digitizer, so be carefully.
You can not use double sided tape to remount the glass screen nor can you use the existing adhesive, buy new adhesive. You'll find it on eBay or Amazon.
I broke my first screen and replaced it my second one wasn't mounted correctly and the digitizer broke not the glass, so that tells you how thin the display is
I've been at it for over 2-1/2 hours. got the glass off in 2 pieces without doing any damage to the lcd, or so I thought, before permanently adhering the new glass I reconnected the panel and found about 1/3 of the bottom is dead. I cannot see any damage but it has to be something that happened while removing the glass.
oh well.
as an aside, I did not pay attention when I removed the 2 ribbon cables as to how far into the socket they go. there is a stripe on each, but neither go in quite that far, maybe within a 1/16", is this correct?
I also noticed on the lcd top, opposite to the video cable there is another connector about the same size as the one for the button, any idea what that is for?
thanks again
vega509 said:
I've been at it for over 2-1/2 hours. got the glass off in 2 pieces without doing any damage to the lcd, or so I thought, before permanently adhering the new glass I reconnected the panel and found about 1/3 of the bottom is dead. I cannot see any damage but it has to be something that happened while removing the glass.
oh well.
as an aside, I did not pay attention when I removed the 2 ribbon cables as to how far into the socket they go. there is a stripe on each, but neither go in quite that far, maybe within a 1/16", is this correct?
I also noticed on the lcd top, opposite to the video cable there is another connector about the same size as the one for the button, any idea what that is for?
thanks again
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There's the top ribbon only and the slides in if you slide the plastic retainer back on the ribbon connector. Its on the far left side
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There's the top ribbon only and the slides in if you slide the plastic retainer back on the ribbon connector. Its on the far left side
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There's also the front flash light on the far left , be very careful cause it breaks really easy, mine did and said F##k it I don't take selfies anyways.