There are several errors: 1. device is not powered down. 2. Magnets were not placed correctly. 3. Flex cable glued to logic board is incorrect. Needs to be glued to the screen. 4. No gloves.
you forgot to transfer the magnets... If anyone else is here look for the orientation of the uneven one, it's long side down towards the charge port. Thanks for the video though!
@@AnnonymousButSpanishGuy hah? Talking about the magnets that on the inside edge of the screen.... Seems everyone misses those 🤔 What comment section? Are you following me?...🤦♂️ 😂
Bro I repaired pro 11 two screens, after a week both screen got damage, screen blurred, glitches. Was that due to that magnets, do you think that. What might be the problem. There is nothing on screen damage.
OK I don't mean to come off as a stickler but you should really get in the habit of blurring out or just not showing client's faces on devices your fixing in your videos. The client could technically sue you for stalking since you didn't get their consent. Just don't do it.
This is a big fat NOPE for me. This might as well be alien technology. (It probably is) I’ll live with a broken screen I guess. The store wants $500 to put a new screen on my Pro 11 inch 2 gen.
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Doesn't even disconnect the battery!!!!!
I’ve changed my iPhone screen loads of times since I drop my phone a lot and I’ve never disconnected the battery and never received a shock
It's not about recieving a shock. You can cause your phone to short down the line and it'll become unfixable.@@jbacon3923
Hi, thanks for Video. Where did you get the Display from? How long did it work after the replacement?
from amazon. and it will work tell next break😉
The flex cable is supposed to be glued to the lcd, not on the board!
from where you get that original lcd
orignal is hard to find but you can you any aftermarket
There are several errors: 1. device is not powered down. 2. Magnets were not placed correctly. 3. Flex cable glued to logic board is incorrect. Needs to be glued to the screen. 4. No gloves.
How is not wearing gloves incorrect lol, my hands get crazy sweaty wearing gloves so only wear them for the messiest jobs
you forgot to transfer the magnets... If anyone else is here look for the orientation of the uneven one, it's long side down towards the charge port. Thanks for the video though!
@@AnnonymousButSpanishGuy hah?
Talking about the magnets that on the inside edge of the screen.... Seems everyone misses those 🤔
What comment section? Are you following me?...🤦♂️ 😂
Bro I repaired pro 11 two screens, after a week both screen got damage, screen blurred, glitches. Was that due to that magnets, do you think that. What might be the problem. There is nothing on screen damage.
hi, will a hair dryer work?? ......i dont have that heat gun you were using
Yeah it does
What screewdriver are u using???
He tells you that at beginning of video.
Where do you get the screens from
OK I don't mean to come off as a stickler but you should really get in the habit of blurring out or just not showing client's faces on devices your fixing in your videos. The client could technically sue you for stalking since you didn't get their consent. Just don't do it.
It was funny though. 🤣
next time make sure the device is powered off for ur safety otherwise u gonna end up paying for a new one lol
I cant get the LCD connector to snap in place
Y'all didn't notice? He literally broke one of the sensors and left in the old screen...
The image on the screen is frightening enough to change it!! 😳
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My screen is very dark
This is a big fat NOPE for me. This might as well be alien technology. (It probably is) I’ll live with a broken screen I guess. The store wants $500 to put a new screen on my Pro 11 inch 2 gen.
Same and I am a graphic designer. I'm all kinds of screwed.
Mostly because the screens are hard to find and if you do there very expensive
What no insurance to cover. Mine is covered under house insurance here in UK
I know this is late, but you can replace the whole screen/touch pad with nothing but a few hand tools and a heat gun. About 50 dollars for that part.
@@lohengrin5530from where?
asmr much? sweet dreamzzzz........ lmao!!