Thanks a lot. I did it. It took around 2 hours but eventually it worked exactly as you described. Let me share a few notes: 1. Pay attention that screen screws are of a different size. 3 of them are the same but one is slightly longer 2. Be very careful for not leaving fingerprints on the screen. It is almost impossible so consider putting a "condom" in a form of some plastic bag on top of it immediately after you lifted it up. Cleaning the screen by a dry towel is a very time consuming process. Took for me a lot of time 3. My replacement digitizer that I purchased on eBay had a noticeably bigger bus cable (the one that has two connectors attached to it). So it was a pain in the butt to fit it inside. Eventually that was the only problem. I was not able to attach the digitizer tightly in the place were cables were connected. It is not very easy to notice but still it does not feel attached the same tight as original glass. 4. On a bright note it was relatively easy to disconnect the old digitizer. I did not have much pain with that. My old digitizer was cracked and It was harder than on video to extract it as glass was separated by cracks but still it was easier than I thought it would be. One more time. Thanks a lot. That video was more than helpful.
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Thanks for the video,the only I have is the home button which is not clear , my home button is not working ,I have slide it all the way through and please advise. Thanks
So you don't need to add any glue to to new digitizer before sticking it down? Or does it come with glue on it already? I don't get how it stuck back in place.
done in 2 hours. was a little bit scary as the digitiser was havin 3 crack line. luckily i managed pull it off in record 7 minutes as it was also a replacement and previous repair wasn't good. there were hardened glue that i needed to take off. 1 and half hour i spent just for cleaning it. i put everything back within 15 minutes too.very happy with the result. thanks for guide.
Watched this video on replacing my ipad air screen (or digitizer as I now know) as it was the one with the clearest instructions. I used a hair dryer as I didn't have a heat gun and I tested it all worked before I heat sealed the digitizer down. But I must say, a fantastic "how to" video which enabled me to do the job myself and save around £55 on labour. If you want to have a go yourself, watch THIS video. Also don't scrimp on the tools, I bought a cheap set off ebay and they were rubbish!
I enjoyed your video tutorial. I encounter some problem here. How do you troubleshoot if you have apple log blinking after replacement and then turning it on?
Great video! I like the close up shots which is a big help. At the moment I am trying to lay the digitizer screen back over the lcd screen BUT the cables on the edge of the digitizer screen do NOT want to tuck down into the crack on the edge. They are applying pressure upward. Any suggestions? I do not want to break the cable or the screen I am not sure how much bending they can take. I double checked and they appear to be plugged in properly. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. 🙂
It is recommended that you disconnect the battery before disconnecting the screen and digitiser and only reconnect the battery after you have reconnected the new screen and/or digitiser.
Hi, after replacing the screen and home button on my iPad Air, my smart cover locks the iPad when i flip it to the Back, Do you know what could it be? Congrats on the video...! Thanks
Best tutorial. Short and to the point. I initially cracked the screen when trying to pull it off the adhesive and ripped the wires connected to the board. After your tutorial I did it correct.
Thanks for this video. My little brother shattered his digitizer and replacing it at a repair shop would cost about €150. We bought a new digitizer including replacement tools for €40. Now i can do it myself and save my little brother a lot of money
Yes yes, paper towels may contain hard abrasive particles that may scratch the fine coating on your LCD screen. But in all fairness, we've cleaned a tonne of LCDs over the years, and when your trusty microfiber cloth is all completely gunked-up, a clean paper towel and a bit of alcohol is the next best thing once in a while.
Thank you a million! I had a question about the Vaio SVD112 DUO screen; I have one, and unfortunately, some sticky liquid is leaking, I think it is crystal liquid, but is it possibile to separate the digitizer from LCD carefully and clean this viscous liquid? Honestly, I don't know what the problem is, and also I wonder why that sticky liquid does not exist, for example, between the digitizer and the LCD of this IPad? Thank you in advance for your response.
The liquid crystal solution is definitely not viscous. It needs to be well free-flowing to reorient crystals contained in it very fast on-demand to shutter the light to each individual pixel. In our experience, viscous liquids found in laptops/tablets are usually food related: pop, wine, juice. Sugary solutions become viscous after evaporating most of their water.
@@Laptopscreen Thank you a million! So maybe I'll able to repair it. Because the lcd works. But the touch screen, on the other hand, unfortunately does not work. And between touch screen (digitizer) and LCD seems something like glue.
Thanks for the video, it helped me to change my digitizer, although it's a lot harder when the digitizer in question is shattered! It helps to have a pair of tweezers and a flat thin metal removal tool to get rid of all the glue and glass. I wore goggles as well to prevent glass in the eye when trying to lever the screen upwards.
Very good video. Thank you. Most new digitizers have a plastic film on the inside that needs to be removed. If so, never touch the inside of the digitizer.
What if the LCD screen was broken internally and the screen wasn't cracked. What then? Is it the same process except for the replacing of the lcd screen instead. I'm sorry if you mentioned it somewhere in the video and I just didn't notice.
Thanks for uploading this, I can't believe how easy this model cracks. I only had mine a month before it happened by dropping my headphones a few inches from the screen.
Old glue is not as good as new, especially if you contaminate it with dust, lint, hair or finger roil. Its recommended to clean off the old glue entirely and use new adhesive strips. All our parts come with new adhesive strips installed.
Im on the final step of putting everything back. The problem is when i lay down the digitizer to test it, there's ghost touch everywhere. i have to lift one side by maybe 5mm or so so that everything works properly. Now, i can't seal my ipad
Should probably check the connector, blow it out. Also cleaning the front of the digitizer with alcohol and a reboot sometimes helps to re-calibrate the digitizer.
@@Laptopscreen i cleaned the connector and now there's almost no touch response at all. Only response i get is, clicking the home button, and nudging the sides of the digitizer (it registers small movements). I think the screen is broken now. Maybe i folded the connector towards the bottom too much.
The shields aren't crucial to the function of the device, but they provide longevity and trouble-free operation. Connectors can disconnect from bumps and vibrations, shields physically prevent it from becoming loose.
Yeah the glass is way too thin. My first gen has fallen many times and no glass damage. First gen also has a rubber seal around the glass that takes some of the force.
Thank you for the thorough and concise instructions. Despite adequate heat and very gentle prying, my digitizer shattered into fine glass powder almost everywhere I wedged the pry tool. Any wear on the LCD is very visible without the digitizer, and mine was well worn so I ordered a new one.
Repair..but some badly than before screen working yourself...move another list.. open some programs..what happened pls..help)!thanks.. LCD screen not damaged..
No not at all! You can call it the heat pistol, heat device, heat exhauster, warm air source or even the heaterthingamajig, the possibilities are endless! You can also use a hair drier. The principle behind the action of heating the front of the digitizer is to loosen the glue. You don't have to use any heat at all - but the broken pieces of the digitizer will take longer to remove because they'll be harder to come off. There are also microwavable heat bags that some techs use to apply heat, but I've never tried them.
Hey man, thank you so much for the video, I installed a replacement digitizer in my air, took me a few hours (because of lack of tools and inexperience with apple hardware) but it works flawlessly! Thanks!
John, you could try wiping the digitizer's connector with alcohol. And if that deosn't help, you'd need to contact your vendor and get a replacement part.
That's unfortunate. Maybe whoever did the repair for you simply forgot to plug it back in. It s a simple fix really, but you'll have to get the glass off the glue carefully trying not to break it. Kind of like this video :)
In most cases of a single disassembly the old glue is strong enough. If the glue is contaminated - finger prints, dust, fibres, etc - it's best to scrape it off and use new glue / fitted pads of double-sided tape.
Why would people give this video thumbs down i mean he was very clear , just keep in mind ONE of the FOUR screws for the screen is LONGER just keep in mind to put it back in its right place , thanks
Lock button = power button? Did it just stop working or was it damaged during disassembly? In most cases such parts can be acquired on eBay for a few dollars, however the installation may require gutting the entire device. We likely won't make a tutorial for that since we only supply screens, but an iFixit tear down would be a good start when preparing for such a job.
The corner. Of my iPad glass is cracked should I get the digitizer or just glass replaced? Also can a hair drier be used if I have no access to heat gun?
great video, short and to the point. Only thing i'd say is probably best to test it before you glue it all back together XD
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People complain about the non-laminated screen. Well, laminated screens can provide you a better experience in general but replacing a non-laminated screen's glass is way easier.
Does this reset all your data on your iPad? Please help me, and is it worth giving it to a Somalian screen fixer (not being racist, it's the only people who does these things) the iPad screen is broken in the inside, there is nothing cracked in the outside, so is that the same thing as replacing your screen? Please tell me I am really frustrated, half of my screen doesn't work when I touch it.
I personally think you should start on the left side. Because all of the cables are on the right. Also if you are reusing your home key ribbon cable, it is on the right side and you should be very careful on that side. I mean a xcto knife would ruin your home button cable. I almost cut mine. So be careful on the RIGHT SIDE. The other 2 cables are ok since you are replacing them anyway. After that and getting the camera bracket it's a easy repair. Take your time. Another thing sometimes on your replacement glass. There is a inside protective film. Make sure to remove it right at the point of closing up the screen. There are 2 films, but of course remove the outer film.
+PatriciaPlays Vlogs No, replacing an LCD and a touchscreen on the iPad is like replacing a computer monitor - computer remains the same - all your data, photos, videos, documents and apps remain unchanged.
@@Laptopscreen but mine won't I don't know why, I made sure all the cables are connected and all the screws are in the right place but when I try to turn it on or connect it to itunes nothing happens I think the logic board might have died when I was replacing the digitizer
+LaptopScreen.com I am looking for iPad Air digitizer and the LCD screen. Looks like you are out of stock. Where and what do you recommend to be bought?
You forgot to unplug the battery just in case and one of the screws (top right I believe) is longer than the others so put it back where you unscrewed it from or risk breaking some internals
Use a pick to run along the edge. Use a piece of plastic to wedge it so it wont stick. Actually uses a piece of plastic to run along the edge and a pick as a wedge. My head explodes.
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Here I am in 2024 using this video to replace my autistic son’s iPad Air digitizer. Video was great and install went well. Thank you!
always unplug the battery first before removing screen cable...you can damage the fuse on the motherboard
Thanks a lot. I did it. It took around 2 hours but eventually it worked exactly as you described. Let me share a few notes:
1. Pay attention that screen screws are of a different size. 3 of them are the same but one is slightly longer
2. Be very careful for not leaving fingerprints on the screen. It is almost impossible so consider putting a "condom" in a form of some plastic bag on top of it immediately after you lifted it up. Cleaning the screen by a dry towel is a very time consuming process. Took for me a lot of time
3. My replacement digitizer that I purchased on eBay had a noticeably bigger bus cable (the one that has two connectors attached to it). So it was a pain in the butt to fit it inside. Eventually that was the only problem. I was not able to attach the digitizer tightly in the place were cables were connected. It is not very easy to notice but still it does not feel attached the same tight as original glass.
4. On a bright note it was relatively easy to disconnect the old digitizer. I did not have much pain with that. My old digitizer was cracked and It was harder than on video to extract it as glass was separated by cracks but still it was easier than I thought it would be.
One more time. Thanks a lot. That video was more than helpful.
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LaptopScreen.com might be helpful if you instructed the new adhesive installation for a novice that a crucial thing don't you think? I do
Also be for I forget the three screw holding the metal plate on are a totally different size than the screw that hold the lcd.
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if you just have to replace the digitizer do you have to change out the screen as well
Thanks for the video,the only I have is the home button which is not clear , my home button is not working ,I have slide it all the way through and please advise.
Thanks
So you don't need to add any glue to to new digitizer before sticking it down? Or does it come with glue on it already? I don't get how it stuck back in place.
same
The replacement screen should be tested before resealing.
I was going to say that, then I saw your post :)
@@SergioOkuma Damn, I wanted to say that too and then I saw you two. XD
wait what do you mean
namtitty turn it on before sticking the digitizer down
@@zedman442 plz man can u explain more. I gotta fix this iPad before my parents see it. I got 150 in my savings
done in 2 hours. was a little bit scary as the digitiser was havin 3 crack line. luckily i managed pull it off in record 7 minutes as it was also a replacement and previous repair wasn't good. there were hardened glue that i needed to take off. 1 and half hour i spent just for cleaning it. i put everything back within 15 minutes too.very happy with the result.
thanks for guide.
Watched this video on replacing my ipad air screen (or digitizer as I now know) as it was the one with the clearest instructions. I used a hair dryer as I didn't have a heat gun and I tested it all worked before I heat sealed the digitizer down. But I must say, a fantastic "how to" video which enabled me to do the job myself and save around £55 on labour. If you want to have a go yourself, watch THIS video. Also don't scrimp on the tools, I bought a cheap set off ebay and they were rubbish!
I enjoyed your video tutorial. I encounter some problem here. How do you troubleshoot if you have apple log blinking after replacement and then turning it on?
Great video! I like the close up shots which is a big help. At the moment I am trying to lay the digitizer screen back over the lcd screen BUT the cables on the edge of the digitizer screen do NOT want to tuck down into the crack on the edge. They are applying pressure upward. Any suggestions? I do not want to break the cable or the screen I am not sure how much bending they can take. I double checked and they appear to be plugged in properly. Any suggestions would be much appreciated. 🙂
On my tablet the digitizer is not broken just the LCD screen,do I have to replace it still?
It is recommended that you disconnect the battery before disconnecting the screen and digitiser and only reconnect the battery after you have reconnected the new screen and/or digitiser.
+Bill M How do you do that?
Once it's disconnected you can keep it separated by using a pick slid between the connectors.
Should the battery be disconnected in case of back light inverter damage ?.
Hi, after replacing the screen and home button on my iPad Air, my smart cover locks the iPad when i flip it to the Back, Do you know what could it be? Congrats on the video...! Thanks
Best tutorial. Short and to the point. I initially cracked the screen when trying to pull it off the adhesive and ripped the wires connected to the board. After your tutorial I did it correct.
Glad it helped!
I did exactly what u done but almost all touchscreen near the home button is unresponsive..any clue to what happened and what i did wrong?
Thanks for this video. My little brother shattered his digitizer and replacing it at a repair shop would cost about €150. We bought a new digitizer including replacement tools for €40. Now i can do it myself and save my little brother a lot of money
Don't use paper towel, you'll scratch the LCD. Use a microfiber cloth.
i gasped when i saw him do that XD
Yes yes, paper towels may contain hard abrasive particles that may scratch the fine coating on your LCD screen.
But in all fairness, we've cleaned a tonne of LCDs over the years, and when your trusty microfiber cloth is all completely gunked-up, a clean paper towel and a bit of alcohol is the next best thing once in a while.
I scratched my lcd
@@rafiemajid4044 I have touchprints
Which one of the screens on the website should I buy for my black ipad air?
Please help
If my LCD screen is fine but just the glass screen is damaged, do I still need to replace the LCD?
Thank you a million! I had a question about the Vaio SVD112 DUO screen; I have one, and unfortunately, some sticky liquid is leaking, I think it is crystal liquid, but is it possibile to separate the digitizer from LCD carefully and clean this viscous liquid? Honestly, I don't know what the problem is, and also I wonder why that sticky liquid does not exist, for example, between the digitizer and the LCD of this IPad? Thank you in advance for your response.
The liquid crystal solution is definitely not viscous. It needs to be well free-flowing to reorient crystals contained in it very fast on-demand to shutter the light to each individual pixel. In our experience, viscous liquids found in laptops/tablets are usually food related: pop, wine, juice. Sugary solutions become viscous after evaporating most of their water.
@@Laptopscreen Thank you a million! So maybe I'll able to repair it. Because the lcd works. But the touch screen, on the other hand, unfortunately does not work. And between touch screen (digitizer) and LCD seems something like glue.
@Laptopscreen Unfortunately, the LCD was attached to the digitizer by a sort of glue... and so I made the situation ever worse 😂
Thanks for the video, it helped me to change my digitizer, although it's a lot harder when the digitizer in question is shattered!
It helps to have a pair of tweezers and a flat thin metal removal tool to get rid of all the glue and glass. I wore goggles as well to prevent glass in the eye when trying to lever the screen upwards.
During installation before adhesive lcd I would check power on found no power connected to ipad what is suspected problem
My screen does not turn on. I wonder what wrong I did. It didn’t put force on it. I used spray to clean it tho because of spots
if you just have to replace the lcd part do you have to change out the screen glass digitizer part as well
Wish it included replacing battery also, need too do that and a cracked screen replacement.
Soooo what if i like accidentally broke the plastic thingy connecting the connectors...
Very good video. Thank you. Most new digitizers have a plastic film on the inside that needs to be removed. If so, never touch the inside of the digitizer.
What if the LCD screen was broken internally and the screen wasn't cracked. What then? Is it the same process except for the replacing of the lcd screen instead. I'm sorry if you mentioned it somewhere in the video and I just didn't notice.
Thanks for uploading this, I can't believe how easy this model cracks. I only had mine a month before it happened by dropping my headphones a few inches from the screen.
I have mine for like 7 years now I still use iPad air and the screen just broke this year.
Can you make a video like this but for an iPod touch 4?
I just got the digitizer in the mail and i need instructions on how to transfer the display.
Is the old leftover glue enough to hold once reinstalled? Should I add some type of glue or rubber cement to ensure it doesn’t open back up on me ?
Old glue is not as good as new, especially if you contaminate it with dust, lint, hair or finger roil. Its recommended to clean off the old glue entirely and use new adhesive strips. All our parts come with new adhesive strips installed.
Is the Unibody damaged or scratched after this procedur? It's important to me to know!
That's why the plastic tools are used. The tool will get damaged before the case is.
Will this process work the same on iPad Pro 9.7 1st Generation?
Is this LCD more easily removed than the iPad mini, which is heavily adhered?
Im on the final step of putting everything back. The problem is when i lay down the digitizer to test it, there's ghost touch everywhere. i have to lift one side by maybe 5mm or so so that everything works properly. Now, i can't seal my ipad
Should probably check the connector, blow it out. Also cleaning the front of the digitizer with alcohol and a reboot sometimes helps to re-calibrate the digitizer.
@@Laptopscreen i cleaned the connector and now there's almost no touch response at all. Only response i get is, clicking the home button, and nudging the sides of the digitizer (it registers small movements). I think the screen is broken now. Maybe i folded the connector towards the bottom too much.
do i need the shield over the display connectors?
The shields aren't crucial to the function of the device, but they provide longevity and trouble-free operation. Connectors can disconnect from bumps and vibrations, shields physically prevent it from becoming loose.
@@Laptopscreen okay thank you that helps a lot
Ii just need to remove the digitizer to remove dust, do I need new adhesive?
Questions do I need to buy home bouton on the side or comes whit the screen it self
+ronald calix You can choose to buy with home button.
However, sometimes, people sells ipad screen without home button, and wires
Great video, thanks! Took me about 35 minutes and the iPad is working like new!
Yeah the glass is way too thin. My first gen has fallen many times and no glass damage. First gen also has a rubber seal around the glass that takes some of the force.
The video was great, but now I'm having trouble with the ipad charging. I did everything just like the video, why wont it charge?
Thank you for the thorough and concise instructions. Despite adequate heat and very gentle prying, my digitizer shattered into fine glass powder almost everywhere I wedged the pry tool. Any wear on the LCD is very visible without the digitizer, and mine was well worn so I ordered a new one.
Update: The new LCD screen arrived and thanks again to your video it was easy to assemble the new parts.
Can’t find any decent replacement screens online!
Big thanks for people who want and see the effort to make this gaind of videos and help guys like me to do it myself!
Repair..but some badly than before screen working yourself...move another list.. open some programs..what happened pls..help)!thanks.. LCD screen not damaged..
Hello. Don't you need to glue on the new screen?
is this for ipad air2?
my LCD screen didnt come with the metal plate. will it still work without it
Thank you for making this video!! I’ve had a cracked iPad screen, for God knows how long. You saved me about $120!! THANK YOU! 😊
Is this the same for a iPad Air 2?
Mine was so busted im having trouble with clearing the edges. 😩
What is the tool used what is the name
I did this and my iPad doesn’t turn on and home button doesn’t work as well anybody might have a clue why ?
I dropped my iPad and the screen won't go back in and I can't type. My mom has repaired it 2 times already and I'm scared to tell her, what can I do?
Try a wrist strap.
Does it have to be heat gun ?
No not at all! You can call it the heat pistol, heat device, heat exhauster, warm air source or even the heaterthingamajig, the possibilities are endless!
You can also use a hair drier. The principle behind the action of heating the front of the digitizer is to loosen the glue. You don't have to use any heat at all - but the broken pieces of the digitizer will take longer to remove because they'll be harder to come off. There are also microwavable heat bags that some techs use to apply heat, but I've never tried them.
LaptopScreen.com okay thx :)
Hey man, thank you so much for the video, I installed a replacement digitizer in my air, took me a few hours (because of lack of tools and inexperience with apple hardware) but it works flawlessly! Thanks!
Where do you get replacement screens from in Australia?
Well, I thought I did everything properly but the touch pad barely works. I can't enter my code to open it up. Any ideas??
John, you could try wiping the digitizer's connector with alcohol. And if that deosn't help, you'd need to contact your vendor and get a replacement part.
Thank you for your input. I'll give it a try.
You did not show you you change the camera and the button 😕
We got our iPad sent off to get the screen fixed and when we got it back the home button isn't working
That's unfortunate. Maybe whoever did the repair for you simply forgot to plug it back in. It s a simple fix really, but you'll have to get the glass off the glue carefully trying not to break it. Kind of like this video :)
LaptopScreen.com ok thank you so much
Does this include model A1474
Sound very, easy thank you! Question? Do I have to use clue, when I put it back the screen?
In most cases of a single disassembly the old glue is strong enough.
If the glue is contaminated - finger prints, dust, fibres, etc - it's best to scrape it off and use new glue / fitted pads of double-sided tape.
Why would people give this video thumbs down i mean he was very clear , just keep in mind ONE of the FOUR screws for the screen is LONGER just keep in mind to put it back in its right place , thanks
Thanks urluvpac for the good suggestion!
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urluvpac maybe they cant understand english or they dont have ipad or they dont want
@@euroww.7134 Or they follow his steps and messed up, or htey meant to push like but pushed don't like instead.
Thanks a lot gonna give a go, hopefully I have the same success as everyone else. Can u do one on the lock button not locking. Keep up the good work.
Lock button = power button? Did it just stop working or was it damaged during disassembly?
In most cases such parts can be acquired on eBay for a few dollars, however the installation may require gutting the entire device.
We likely won't make a tutorial for that since we only supply screens, but an iFixit tear down would be a good start when preparing for such a job.
The corner. Of my iPad glass is cracked should I get the digitizer or just glass replaced? Also can a hair drier be used if I have no access to heat gun?
Andrea washington digitizer comes with glass anyway
Wow! Brief and effective. Awesome!
Glad it helped!
Followed the steps, worked perfectly! Thanks!
You are a master at giving directions! I will call you “Miyagi”. Thanks
Thank you, sensei is also acceptable.
Nice informatieve video, just one thing, test the screen before you glue it!!
where can i get the parts from?
www.laptopscreen.com/English/Apple/iPad/
Hey didnt reference the home button at all.
Every time I go to a video of how to fix this the guy always pulls out a fucking drill or screwdriver
great video, short and to the point. Only thing i'd say is probably best to test it before you glue it all back together XD
People complain about the non-laminated screen. Well, laminated screens can provide you a better experience in general but replacing a non-laminated screen's glass is way easier.
Does this reset all your data on your iPad? Please help me, and is it worth giving it to a Somalian screen fixer (not being racist, it's the only people who does these things) the iPad screen is broken in the inside, there is nothing cracked in the outside, so is that the same thing as replacing your screen? Please tell me I am really frustrated, half of my screen doesn't work when I touch it.
Thank You! Clear, concise and for the layman!
Thanks for the guide. I just fixed my cracked screen using this video. Appreciate it!
I personally think you should start on the left side. Because all of the cables are on the right. Also if you are reusing your home key ribbon cable, it is on the right side and you should be very careful on that side. I mean a xcto knife would ruin your home button cable. I almost cut mine. So be careful on the RIGHT SIDE. The other 2 cables are ok since you are replacing them anyway.
After that and getting the camera bracket it's a easy repair. Take your time. Another thing sometimes on your replacement glass. There is a inside protective film. Make sure to remove it right at the point of closing up the screen. There are 2 films, but of course remove the outer film.
Very well explained, I managed to change my screen with ease, following your video. Thanks!
What happens if you don't use a heat gun?
Then your glass shatters all over the place.
I meant can you use anything else?
Jetcalistic Jo a powerful hair dryer but you have to make sure you get the screen really hot or it will shatter into billions of pieces, literally.
I'm taking my iPad into my local Apple store so they can replace it for me
Jetcalistic Jo use a blow dryer
Is it gonna reset everything if you replace it?
+PatriciaPlays Vlogs No, replacing an LCD and a touchscreen on the iPad is like replacing a computer monitor - computer remains the same - all your data, photos, videos, documents and apps remain unchanged.
+LaptopScreen.com thank you this is helpful!
yeah the glass is not durable at all ..they should replace them but they arnt
I'm thinking... Diazepam
Wait did you really remove the connectors with a metal screwdriver? Oh yikes
Yes. And I would have used my big putty knife, but the boss hid it.
Very Helpful Video... Thank You
Thanks for the video , I found it extremely helpful
Thank you for this video. It was a HUGE help.
I followed the video now my ipad will not turn on at all
The one in this video turned on.
@@Laptopscreen but mine won't I don't know why, I made sure all the cables are connected and all the screws are in the right place but when I try to turn it on or connect it to itunes nothing happens I think the logic board might have died when I was replacing the digitizer
Great tutorial!!
Great video. Thanks
Worked 100%, thanks!
Where do you get the digitizer and the LCD screen? Try find a uk site, when I search ipad air 2 screens it only comes up with protectors :( Help
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I am looking for iPad Air digitizer and the LCD screen. Looks like you are out of stock. Where and what do you recommend to be bought?
You forgot to unplug the battery just in case and one of the screws (top right I believe) is longer than the others so put it back where you unscrewed it from or risk breaking some internals
Thank you very much
Where could a cheap digitizer and lcd?
Ebay
Use a pick to run along the edge. Use a piece of plastic to wedge it so it wont stick. Actually uses a piece of plastic to run along the edge and a pick as a wedge. My head explodes.
Thank you very much !
I see no details in this video. It’s too far from the device
Thank you John Malkovich
Thank you