$105 iPad 5th Generation Repair
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- It's time to work on Apples 5th Generation iPad and repair a broken one, hopefully making it fully working once again.
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I would recomend sticking scotch tape all over the broken glass to prevent pieces from fly out. Much safer.
Og player • 10 years ago the person above me is gay
or deep it in hot glue
@@doge5603 I think hot glue might leak into the iPad itself, especially if the front facing camera or home button is missing, I'm not sure though but I'd still prefer masking tape
That’s great content. You shut up
I did this as well
Oh my isn't that a new intro?! Been here since almost day one and you never fail to deliver quality content mate. Regards
Hes had that new intro since January 1st of this year, lol.
I've been here since the iPad 2 with the bent charging port you did a while back
Apple Tech Restorations lol, i didnt notice it until Florin pointed it out
@@Kenopy Nah I wasn't making fun. Lol. Have a nice Day/Night.
Florin agreed
I got the Wi-Fi model iPad 5, had it since my freshman year (Late 2017) and still use it for school to this day. A security guard even bought me a CAT case and it made it very durable. I went to “fake throw” my iPad on the stage (cause that’s where we wait to get to class in the morning) and I accidentally threw it real hard. I was expecting it to be dead but surprisingly nothing happened to it lol
If I never had that case, I probably wouldn’t have it anymore. That thing really serves me well. Works way better than the garbage chrome books the school makes us use
i have an otter box case and abused it but its still intact but beat up but the ipad air 2 is in mint condition aside from the volume buttons
Just got mine in the mail today. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxhcEDB3r-OJ3_X5hQzr7k1ZofTQy1ao_U The corners of the box was a little smashed but I think that’s more of the shipping’s fault. iPad was in perfect condition though. I ordered the yellow one thinking it was going to be a bright vibrant color. Instead I looks like more of a Gold color. I personally prefer the gold look. Definitely not disappointed but just a heads up to the ones expecting a brighter cream of yellow.
Hugh Jefferys, your videos complete my personality. I have learned to do all sorts of repairs through watching your videos. My most recent project was on an iPhone 6. It was bent, the glass was shattered, and the battery was in need of a replacement. I have ordered a new housing, new battery, and new screen on it, and now it is in mint condition, I just want to say thank you. If not for your videos and tutorials, I would have never been able to restore this phone, and it would have gone to waist.
2:28 correction: iPad Air 2 or newer :)
That's true. I have the original iPad air and it has the old school home button
My dad just upgraded his air 2 to a 6th gen iPad. He cracked his air on accident
Yes it’s true i also have an ipad air and it does not have an touch id (it was not implemented until ipad air 2)
I’m still using a iPad Air 2
I have an iPad Air 3
I have the 6th gen iPad and it’s slightly cracked so this will be a really helpful tutorial for me if I happens to try to replace the glass by myself. Thank you for all of your quality and helpful contents!
I love these vids soo much. I think I’m addicted.
Same here!!😂🤣😂🤣😂
same
I like them to, so APPLE devices can be repaired and critics say it can't, thanks for showing and kind regards
you should consider wearing a safety glove when dealing with shattered glass. satisfying vid. keep on posting
Damn this came at just the right time. I've been having such a hard time removing the shattered digitizer on my moms iPad 5. I'm about to enter round 3
Garrett good luck!
ipads are a huge pain to repair, i don’t even bother repairing them because the resale value of them is often very low
@@brando12343 the problem is I've already started and I'm stubborn
Imma do the same to my iPad. The glass is super scratched, and I have to replace it. I would have started 5 months ago if it wasn’t so hard, so I haven’t started yet.
@@yarik6543 Dude I've tried a couple times and failed so far lol. Best of luck though don't give up
0:43 alcohol for own consumption
Clixlol lol
@@applesilicon6863 greedy
Another great one. Good job mate ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Very Helpful.... clear instructions and good vocals too.
Big fan of your work. I learned a lot from your work.
Hey mate! Really liked the video, I'm learning a lot with your videos and I'm getting interested in this kind of job of repairing phones/pc's/iPads with hardware, thanks very much for this kind of content!! Keep doing this! 👍🏻👍🏻😁
I love your videos Hugh!!! Keep making the amazing videos 😁
My son now have fixed up iPad screen! For someone without actual experience working on gadget repair and actually pulling it off means your content delivers!
Omg a new vid about repairs! Always waiting for ur vids’
Was about to get one and found someone selling a cracked iPad Pro 10.5 for $190 USD lmao. Your videos have helped me immensely, keep up the good work man!
Thank you Hugh! Another great restoration video. I remember when you had just over 9,000 subscribers! Those were the days.
Hi there Hugh, a very instructional video mate. There are a few things I noticed during this video that I think you could improve on your next iPad 5th Gen screen replacement:
You started prying under the right side of the screen after heating (1:14), this is where the digitiser flex cables and the home button flex cable are located. Sliding a pick or a spudger down this side of the screen increases your chances of damaging those cables and as you explained, if you damage the home button cable your Touch ID won't work again. I've found it's better to start prying from the left side of the screen, then unstick the top and bottom sides and finally fold the screen open like a book to the right.
You unscrewed and disconnected the LCD before isolating the battery (3:12) - this is very risky and could have lead to a blown backlight fuse.
(3:57) Removing old adhesive from the frame is an absolute swine, I recommend using something like 'Goo-Gone' which is an adhesive remover - apply it sparingly to the frame with a cotton bud and let it sit for a few minutes, then use either a sharpened metal spudger or your black spudger and the adhesive will come away so much easier. It's important after this to scrub the entire frame with Isopropyl to remove any adhesive remover, otherwise you'll find that your new screen will unstick itself!
(4:14) Removing the home button flex cable is a delicate affair as you explained. I'm not sure if you used heat here but your hot air station is perfect - set it to a low heat and low airflow just enough to soften the adhesive keeping the flex cable in place. Pry it gently and the cable should unstick itself. The home button flex on this iPad is actually in two halves and the area wrapped in the glossy black tape is where both halves are soldered together - this could end up damaged and you would never know why so its always best to take every precaution.
(4:46) I'm not sure if your new digitiser came with a spacer already installed or if it remained stuck to the home button, but it looks like you hoovered up the old one! That spacer is used to keep the home button flush with the screen and to prevent it sinking lower than the glass.
(5:17) Home button flex cable isn't stuck on straight! Not terribly important, just something I noticed. I couldn't see if you applied new adhesive to the home button bracket but it's so important to do this, reusing the old adhesive is risking the bracket becoming unstuck from the screen meaning your home button won't click anymore.
(5:34) You haven't stuck the digitiser flex cables to the digitiser itself! If you compare how the cables look here against those on the old screen you'll see what I mean.
(6:23) "I had to feed through a cable for the digitiser..." Same point as above, that cable should be stuck to the underside of the digitiser - compare it to the old screen.
As I say mate, a very instructional video with just a few points that could be improved. I'm so happy to see somebody helping to keep the independent repair industry alive, good on you!
Well he actually disconnected the battery before removing the LCD. Look closely he inserted a plastic pick between a connector located on the metal plate. Maybe he did that since he could not remove the connector.
The best technician on RUclips by far for iPhones and iPads great videos
This guy deserves a million subs! Keep up the AMAZING content
Your content is great. Also ur underrated. You really should have more subs.
Love your vids, keep up the good work
I would recommend using b7000 and run a thing bead around the chassis and leave for 1/2mins and that seal the digitiser and then clamp for around 1 hour for a tight seal. The tape you are using will cause the screen to lift back up. Ultimately you are supposed to heat the screen to soften the tape and clamp it all around to seal. The b7000 is a great all round adhesive for a phone and tablet lcd/dig adhesion.
I suggest you repair a Thinkpad they're very sought after. Great content by the way!
*Repair tip: put cello tape on broken display at time of removal so that it's easy to remove*
smart, coz then if it shatters more the cellotape keeps it all together, god you're a genius
Sandeep naik yees
Hey Hugh love your videos and the new intro
Edit(spelling)
Always enjoy your videos.
So proud of the success I was here when you had about 25k subs I knew you was gonna reach hundred thousand you did .....now the journey to one million‼️also changes to your intro😭the og one was better
These videos are satisfying 💖
Hey Hugh!I love your videos.
I heat the ribbon cable for the home button up a little helps it lift easier and i like to melt a little hot glue gun glue around the home button bracket as the tend to unstick easy after they have been removed.
Great vid, per usual! ♥️
Wow what a steal! 😄 I recently bought a iPad mini 2 in perfect condition for $50.00 ☺️ I love Apples iPads especially the minis!
Hay Hugh! Great restoration!!
bruh u couldnt even have finished the video in the time its up
I have this iPad and it’s incredible. In fact, I’m watching this on an iPad 5!
Dude I love your videos
Great video! Perhaps next time tape the LCD with some scotch tape so cracks don't go around flying everywhere.
great repair! i have the exact same model, (wifi only tho) it's nice to know it's easy to fix!
Put strips of clear adhesive packing tape over the cracked areas of the glass. That keeps the shards under control.
Another great content! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
My Sunday starts with your video
Your cheating
I’m addicted to these vids
the brand new intro s awesome
Bro your videos are cleeeean
I wish this was the first tutorial I saw. I didn't know the cable for the touch ID home button was paired to the hardware. Very important to know!
I love Watching your vids!
Great video as usual ❗️👍✅
I like the way he says spudger....Very soothing
Like your videos very much! You can use tape over the broken glass then it will not brake and you can easly lift up the glass in one piece!
Great vid watching on my iPad 5
Nice one Hugh.
nice awesome video as always
Do a iPad Air 2 restoration. I find your vids entertaining. Keep them up
I just did that exact repair on my 6th gen!
Get yourself a heating mat. So much easier to deal with than a heat gun. Even distributes the heat and the adhesive only has to be heated once, maybe reheated one time. So much more convenient
I apply big clear tape to the glass which will minimize glass shattering.
ah o you were the one that tbought this! dang it i was too lae... i had this on my watchlist but you got to it before i did...welp time to go browsing again lol
I would recommend adding a little glue to the home button bracket as over time it will fall off and sink the home button.
I am watching this on my iPad air 2 as well good video
1:53 - "if you are lucky enough to have you screen replaced this process is easier". Lucky? LUCKY? For gosh sake...
New intro YEAAAAA
2:05
"...not necessarily a bad thing because it makes the repairs much easier the second time around."
That's some foreshadowing.
Addicted to these vids, especially yours. Kinda wanna buy a broken gadget for fun.
Is this nasa?
Hi Hugh.
I'm from Brazil and i realy like your videos. Could you make a video restoring a Kindle PaperWhite?
Thanks and congratulations about your RUclips channel!
This thing is looking almost like new- Just a few scratches.
Nice video!
Removin the digitizer is such a pain. Did it twice and will do it never ever again.
These vids are good to watch when you are stressed
Hugh awesome job you do always , if we ant to buy any of the devices that you refurbish where can we do that ?
Hi mate,
Fantastic video,
Where can you buy the digitizer, and what to look for.
Thanks mate 👍
It hurts to see the type of generation iPad I actively use, but relief when he recovers it.
I love that new intro! So modern and advanced! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Def agree
Hugh Jeffreys can you do an ipad air 2 screen replacement incuding the digitizer
You deserve 1m subs.
if the screen is cracked. stick tape and then use the suction cup to pull the screen
THATS AMAZING
Does he have an amazon account or are his repairs affiliated with account? Because I’ll be more inclined to buy a repaired device from him than literally anyone else who’s selling them lol
Not sure if still relevant for you. But he has his own store where he sells repaired devices
I like how his channel is mostly him fixing Apple products but he has a Samsung watch
it it really a gear model? wow
I think that, just like me, he has a fascination with Apple products, but prefers using Android.
I think another reason is because he sells these devices after repairs and apple products make more money resale than android so he just focuses on his bread and butter
Hello there
Lol
Great vid
I got a refurbished iPad Air 2 for $92 and it is great 👍🏻
I tape the screens up with sellotape and it makes it easier to remove coz it smashes less
Good idea!
Nice! I’m watching this on a 6th gen. 2018
Hi Jeffrey, I love your videos, I found them so satisfying. Im in college and I'm always carrying my heavy 2009 Dell laptop, it will mean a lot to me if I can get a tablet, it will help me so much in my studying.
And Thank you so much for making these videos. Much love
10/10, fixed my iPad after having it laying around for about two years because of a broken touch
Hey Hugh, big fan. One question where did you but the two apple watches lot? Please share with us so that we can also get on repairing.
Thanks for your videos. I have a noticeablely bended iPad Pro 10.5 inch around the smart connector. Did that issue affect my iPad functionality in the long-term and what is the best solution to fix it?.
Wow. Watching you fix things always satisfy me. Hope I can buy apple products from you.
Woke from my nap to a Hugh Jeffreys video, what a treat. Simply satisfying and relaxing, weekend is complete.
packing tape works perfect for shattered screens.
I like the way you say "Spajaa"
I love your voice mate!!!!!!
Stayed up till late for this vid
do more iphone 7 videos i have an iphone 7 and i would like to know more about how they function and all
i love your videos they teach me alot
and pls let me know if this ipad for sale
grsat job mr. jeffrey's
Tip: If the glass is broken, cover the cracked area with tape so the screen will come off as one piece
I liked your channel going up 👋😀