iPad 7th Gen 10.2" 2019 Screen Replacement. A2197 A2198 A2200
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 14 май 2020
- This video is tutorial for iPad 7th Gen 10.2" 2019.
Model number: A2197 A2198 A2200
Amazon:
iPad 7 Digitizer Screen:
- BLACK - amzn.to/3jcYGKg
- BLACK - amzn.to/3zRJXut
- BLACK - amzn.to/3zWYfd5
- BLACK - amzn.to/3wYTnSM
- WHITE - amzn.to/3zTeyaS
- WHITE - amzn.to/3gXzRzq
- WHITE - amzn.to/3xQjJGD
- WHITE - amzn.to/3gVOg0l
Pry Tool:
amzn.to/3GlO1pe
Adhesive Red Tape:
amzn.to/30GJRsy
Heat Gun:
amzn.to/2yC5SuB
Screwdriver Kit:
amzn.to/39doC0F
Ebay:
iPad White Screen:
ebay.to/2Z5UXnW / ebay.to/3dMSrXK
iPad Black Screen:
ebay.to/2zGnGVO / ebay.to/2Ay9ONK
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
If this video is helpful or helped you, it will be nice to have a cup of coffee.
Appreciation support to UberGeeks via PayPal:
bit.ly/3badyS4
Subscribe to our channel for all our latest videos!
/ ubergeeksbiz
Follow us on Facebook:
/ ubergeekshaw. .
Follow us on Instagram:
/ uber_geeks
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
As an eBay Partner Network I earn from qualifying purchases.
Legal Disclosure:
UberGeeks video(s) or information provided on this website does not, and is not intended to, constitute legal advice, constitute IT professional advise, information technology expert, or tech related material; instead, all information and content available on this are for entertainment purposes only. No information contained in this video shall create any express or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result.
UberGeeks shall not be held liable for any damages, losses, injuries, loss of data, or harm arising from the use of information or techniques presented in our video(s) or information provided on this website. By accessing and using our content, you agree to release us from any liability.
Participation in any activities or experiments presented in our video(s) is entirely voluntary. If you choose to replicate any actions or experiments, exercise caution, and prioritize your safety and the safety of your equipment.
Thank you for joining us on this IT journey. We hope you find our video(s) enjoyable. Remember, your participation in this channel is at your own discretion, and we encourage you to use the information responsibly and safely. 
Хобби
Awesome Video! It took me about 2.5 hours, but I was able to get through it and it works great! The home button works as it did before. Defiantly not a repair you want to rush through - take your time and you should do fine. The biggest challenge I had was getting all the broken glass off, there were many small shards. Also, be careful with the LCD. It is hard to work without getting something on it, and a bit of a challenge to clean.
You are welcome. Glad the video helped.
This video is amazing. Was able to fix my sons ipad. Took me almost 3 hours using a hair dryer. Would've been faster with a heat gun. But yeah got it done thanks to this video! Great detail and walkthrough.
Thanks to your excellent video and instructions the repair process was quick, simple, and painless. I was able to repair it in under an hour and everything works including the home buttton an Touch ID. Thank you!
You are welcome. Glad the video helped.
That was marvelous, very helpful. One note not meant to be discouraging is that anyone who's ever tried to work at such a delicate level knows how easy it is to do things like: lose a screw, foul the tiny tape, etc. In other words, beware of clumsiness. THANK YOU!
Thank you for your comment.
Great video well done I’ll have a go at this when I’ve got the tools and a spare day with no interruptions
Awesome video, I was able to repair an iPad for a friend. Wasn't difficult at all. Most importantly I got to learn something new in case of future iPad repairs. Thank you!!
Excellent tutorial. Thank you very much. Your video has saved me a few hundred dollars and boosted my confidence. My home button didn't line up perfectly and isn't as good as the factory set up, but it still works. Once that adhesive was stuck down, I wasn't about to lift it again. =)
Cheers!
Glad it helped
Good video. Thanks very much! I can tell you have done it a few times. A shattered screen took me several hours, but finished with success. Reused the home/touch id button. Tedious work.
You are welcome. Glad the video helped.
Thank you so much! I followed your instructions step by step and have repaired my ipad! Your video was very helpful and I love that it didn't rush us so we could follow along with you! Thank you again!
Glad it helped!
This is the best and most in depth instructional video I’ve seen!! Thank you so much for doing this for us that can’t afford the $250 repair through Apple or to replace our IPad completely. Apple does a great job making it so difficult to do any repairs ourselves and this has just saved me $225! I heard so many people say not to even try keeping the home button but you gave me the confidence to try and it worked and I can still use my Touch ID!! 💗💗💗
You are welcome. Glad the video helped.
@@UbergeeksBiz it did! And the screen, button and Touch ID are all still working perfectly!! You are a God send 💗
Thanks! This went great!
Hello, great video currently im up to the unscrewing part but i just wanted to ask if the double sided tape is optional because i did not receive it in my kit i purchased from amazon?
What could it be if no touchscreen response still after replacing digitizer ? Touchscreen didn't work before and after replacing digitizer.. rechecked all connections and hard reset.. pins looks great after rechecked and made sure connection are on good
Great tutorial. I did everything as in the video and the ipad works. Big thanks❤
Great video really really helpful and removes the 'black art' dimension to Apple products - thank you!
You are welcome. Glad the video helped.
PROBLEMON! He hecho todo como se debe, hasta que he llegado a la parte que en principio debería ser fácil... cuándo ya iba a montar las piezas nuevas, en el caso de la pantalla táctil exterior, pretendía conectar el botón a su conector una vez introducido he cerrado la solapa que en su momento levante, al cerrarla no cerraba, he dado un poco de presión para ver si con ello sujetaba la conexión y parece que a quebrado...😓
Entonces me encuentro con que la conexión está hecha pero no sujeta...compre tanto esta pantalla exterior como la LCD y por este detalle no sé si me funcionara el ipad, Incluso le metería pegamento o lo que fuera necesario para que se sujetara...me podéis ayudar...??
What heat gun do you recommend? The one you have listed the temperature is higher than you recommend
Man you’re awesome 😎👊🤩😎 thanks so much for this!!!!! This is much better than paying almost same price for new iPad !! Well maybe refurb lol but still 🙏🙏🙏🙌🙌
you are welcome. glad the video helped
Excellent explanatory video! You reminded me of a surgeon performing a delicate brain surgery ! I only have a question… when you are about to take out the LCD, I’ve seen (in other video) that they insert a plastic behind the battery assembly as to cut the energy from going through… is that necessary? Why you didn’t do that? Thanks…
Thank you so much!!
You are welcome.
Where do you get the replacement LCD from??
Buen día ! Ayuda donde puedo encontrar los esquemáticos de 3sta iPad..? Para conectar el Flex de carga y conectar los pines correctamente
Thanks
I was changing the cristal from my iPad and now my LCD is not working! Can you help me, what could it have happen?
Although I'm sure many have had success following this great tutorial, please take care. I followed step by step but sadly bricked my ipad.
Great tutorial, with your video I accomplished my first fix on my daughters iPad. Thanks for this video.
You are welcome
Thanks
No problem
Good tutorial! But you forgot to disconnect the battery and to clean the metal housing from old glue before gluing the display down. But besides this excellent work 👌🏼
very helpful thankyou☺️
You are welcome. Glad the video helped.
Great tutorial. I have done this, but I was just wondering what type of glue you used for the bracket on the home button. Also would adhesive or tesa tape be better and if so what thickness of tesa tape should I use
I used this Ultra Gel: amzn.to/38HF3EK
Hi, thanks for this video. What is the best thingto wipe the lcd with, if needed?
Microfiber dry cloth. If to remove finger print, magic tape scotch like CSI tape the finger print out. lol
Excellent video but will add to remove the battery screw that is north right of the unit after the screen is lifted. This is avoid removing any connector while the unit is powered. Thank you for posting this video.
There’s an old native Indian saying that goes something like this “Never trust a man who uses tweezers as a prying tool for Apple iPad products” haha
You bet
@@UbergeeksBiz hahahaha
I cant use tweezers anymore lol .. @LAFINESTREPAIR on IG TIKTOK TWITTER AND FACEBOOK
Okay just did everything in your video. Great tutorial!!
So after I was done still no response on the touch. What else could it be? Try another replacement screen? Does disconnecting and reconnecting the power make a difference? Thought I did everything right but still not work. Any advice would be appreciated.
Are you sure the connectors are all the way seated and getting good contact?
The new digitizer screen could be bad. I would try power off the iPad. Recheck the connectors, making sure they are press in firmly connected. It's like lego, when you press and it clips, you can feel it's firmly connected.
What is the size of the red tape that you used? 2, 3, 5mm?
2 and 3 mm
Great video! May I ask you why you don't use the adhesive sticked on the new digitizer? TNKS!
The red adhesive tape is much better on sticking the glass
@@saadkhalid8408 T7000 glue can be used on home button bracket. Adhesive red tape: amzn.to/30GJRsy hope they ship to canada.
Hello idk about model number so can MW6G2B/A fit into that screen idk sorry💙
Looks like 8th gen for MW6G2B/A. I think the screen is not the same.
Please could You share the link for the glasses, looks exactly what I need!!! Thank You!
Amazon:
iPad 7 Digitizer Screen:
- BLACK - amzn.to/3jcYGKg
- BLACK - amzn.to/3zRJXut
- BLACK - amzn.to/3zWYfd5
- BLACK - amzn.to/3wYTnSM
- WHITE - amzn.to/3zTeyaS
- WHITE - amzn.to/3gXzRzq
- WHITE - amzn.to/3xQjJGD
- WHITE - amzn.to/3gVOg0l
Is the icd the digitizer? Bc while fixing my daughter's apple. It was almost done. And on the black outline plastic that lays inside the edges before glued (a gigitizer fell off??) It looks important!? I did get the touch screen & home lock to work... I just cannot glue it together now (when I had all the pieces to complete!)... now, bc this "digitizer" price I was told had to be there?? Is that part of the icd screen or do I need to order another? Please reach out & let me know if you have time.
Your videos are simply amazing!!!
LCD is the display that shows you colors. Glass digitizer is the sensor that you touch the glass. They are not the same.
Thanks for this great tutorial. Why did you use double sided tape on the the screen and on the ipad body??
Would one layer of tape be enough?
Thanks
Red adhesive tape is stronger. Compare to screen one layer
Apple puts the sticky goo under the 4 LCD screw points so that they create an obstacle that only highly skilled techs can pass without breaking the LCD. Plain and simple. They'd say "Oh we put that there to add structural rigidity" or something, but there's at least 1 high skill obstacle with every screen repair for every iDevice that is designed to cause such a negative memory when the novice fails and indeed breaks their phone that they never attempt to repair their own device again.
It makes the repair more difficult. Hoping no one else can do the repair, so this proprietary to them. Not good.
Could it be too for some warranty bull crap that they can use as an argument If it’s been scrapped off it’s their proof that someone else opened it and did or attempt to repair the such and such will not be cover. Maybe the black goo it’s their “seal” do not tamper with
I’ve seen the screws come loose by themselves and cause problems with the touchscreen so maybe that’s something they’ve factored in too. iPads bend pretty easily and like that stuff gets torn loose I think
Lol you have a very negative mind set.
I've replaced the digitizer on my iPad and it's ghosting and having random touch inputs in a lot of areas. Very sporadic, and sometimes it'll restart on its own.
Could the digitizer be faulty? Are you supposed to hear a "click" when you put the cables in? I didn't but they weren't moving anywhere.
Might be a faulty digitizer. Or did you cover the digitizer sensor on the back ?
@@UbergeeksBiz the back of the digitizer making it flush? I actually believe that came off, I'll try putting it on with tape and seeing if it helps. Thank you so so much for your reply!
@@theowlsofouterheaven Try to go to this url: ruclips.net/video/Xl-1uq_KPTg/видео.html and play at 25:24 Where I explained to cover the back difitizer sensor. Hope this helps.
@@UbergeeksBiz I got the digitizer to work now and it's working great. But my ipad is stuck on 17 percent and isn't charging. What can I do?
@@theowlsofouterheaven Great that your screen is working. Battery stuck on 17% ? Try plug in to charge, while charging try turn off the ipad and wait for 6 hours. Hope that deep charging will help.
thanks alot
Most welcome
Great video. What brands of replacement screens do you recommend? thank you.
They are all about the same. Check description
I bought the kit and swapped the digitizer. Seemed to go pretty smooth, but now I have some icons that don’t select. Any ideas? I tried to reseat the connections and ensure they were clean, but get the same result.
Did you try to cover the back sensor on digitizer ? If you did and still not touching, return and get a different screen.
Bad connection. Had the same issue
You gotta make sure those cables are snapped on just right. They are a pain in the ass sometimes.
i have to get the screen repaired on my ipad. it is the same exact one being fixed in this video. what sucks is i could have done this about 12 years back but i now suffer from nerve damage in my arms and legs and i just don't have the finesse anymore to get this done.
will be looking into how much this repair will cost me...
Rough estimate around $100 USD
Ive seem to have broken the home button cable from the ipad. It was a great tutorial and ive fixed my screen, and ive searched amazon for a home button replacement for my A2197 model but i cant seem to find the cable. I do have the home button but without the cable connected. Could you help me please
The home button and flex cable are all together in one piece. When you replace a 3rd party home button, your iPad touch ID will not work. Therefore, you need to put passcode to get in. Here is the link for iPad 7th A2197 home button: amzn.to/2Y7e92P
@@UbergeeksBiz Thank you very much. I've had it delivered!
@@adsayan6391 You are welcome
I have a little side hustle. Thanks for the info, as it makes me look like I know what the hell I am doing.
Digitizer will not snap in I have bought three different ones, including one recommended by you for this version of iPad. Any reason why that would be?
Try push the cable back inside right before you close the digitizer
Hello are you in the bay area? How could you fix mine?
You make it look so ez
lol... practice makes perfect
I forgot about the home button and ripped cable. Ordered replacement I know finger id is gone but will replacement work right?
Yes. The replacement home button will work just fine. You do not have touch ID that's all.
@@UbergeeksBiz awesome ty
Is the LCD the same from others? Like the LCD screen from ipad 6 is compatible with ipad 7??
No. They are not same.
I believe iPad 7 and 8 might be, but 6 and 7 definitely ARE NOT the same.
Ye touch kaha se mila sir ji
So, everything is done right! Now, my screen works when its open but the moment the flex cable touches the screen, it doesnt work. What can i do to fix it?
Try to cover the sensor on the back of your digtizer screen. Go to my other video: ruclips.net/video/WH7m6WjKv6s/видео.html play at 16:25. I explained the sensor on the back.
Nice vid just one note remove battery cable before removing the lcd thank you for sharing
Noted
unlike the iPhones there is no battery cable as such, the battery its held by one screw to the mainboard. even removing the screw does not guarantee the battery is disconnected you need to warm the mainboard up from underneath and carefully pry it up using a plastic tool
Hi if the crack of my ipad is like yours (just few cracks and no black spots on screen) it just needed to change the digitizer not including the inner lcd right? Because some of technicians here looking for too much money so some saying i need to change all including the inner lcd :(( but i had a chance that i just need to change the digitizer outer screen when i watched this
If your display is fine, just outside cracked glass. You do not need to change inside display LCD.
Yes my ipads display is fine and all working no Ghost touch. Other technicians said that they need machine to do it, i dont know what machine they are talking about because on your video you only do it manually and safe. Maybe i will share your video to them.
@@happyoutputsurprisedesign9902 I recommend to ask second opinion from another repair shop. If display is fine, do not waste money on them.
Last question my idol, if ever it is done replacing and it worked what are the risks or disadvantages to my ipad? Is it easier to break? Ps: you are my idol because you have a great and clear content plus you answer all my questions qithout hesitations. So far you are the best technician i talk💖
@@happyoutputsurprisedesign9902 After repair, just be careful with the glass. Apple original glass is much stronger. The replacement glass is much weaker and easy to crack again.
Do you know if the sim card reader connector is sodered?
yes. it is sodered onto the logic board
@@UbergeeksBiz can I solder it myself or use glue?
@@karisherrod4439 You can't glue them.
@@UbergeeksBiz what kind of solder do you recommend
Anybody notice that he completely ignored the Tessa tape on the new digitizer glass. Does he even know that adhesive is already there? How will this seal properly if his double-sided tape is attached to the backing of the Tessa instead of the iPad?
I am following the process and have successfully removed the old screen and attached the new one. I cannot get the home button cable to insert into the zif connector though. I wonder if, when I open the little part, maybe it is not revealing the slot for inserting the cable. Does anybody have ideas about how to troubleshoot the problem? Any suggestions greatly appreciated! Thank you!
Home button flex cable needs to insert into the connector. There is a clipper on the connector, needs to open before insert flex cable.
I'd think apple puts extra adhesive to see if the cpu has been tampered with
Yup. Exactly.
Or possibly to hold the LCD into place before inserting the screws for manufacturing purposes.
Overall very good video. One thing I'd like the stress though is to not move the digitizer around, or at least try to keep it from moving. I stupidly moved the by accident, after connecting the ribbon cables. It takes very little stress to tear these ribbon cables like they are paper. I broke these cables and had to buy a new digitizer. It was a good lesson.
Can’t cutting the connectors with the battery connected short the board?
Never shorted any board.
I broke home button cable. Can I fix this? I'm kinda n idiot
thanks for the help
Happy to help
If you've ever worked on an iPad mini you'll realize the glue on the corners arnt so bad haha to remove the lcd on this model I took a metal spatula and on the sides of the lcd next to the screw holes you'll see a foam cushion between the lcd and frame. Put your spatula right next to that foam insert and ever so slightly apply upward pressure using the frame to pry it up. Go nice and slow and it will eventually pop out.
why you didn't disconnect the battery before you put the new LCD?
You should disconnect the battery.
Graat video! Thank you.
You are welcome.
1. There was already adhesive on your digitizer. Placing more adhesive, you would cause the glass to not sit flush with the bezel. Also you should clean the inside bezel with alcohol and then coat with a 3M adhesive primer.
2. Before disconnecting or cutting any cables you should separate the battery contacts with a playing card so that there is no energy to the board. Even though the device is not on, energy is transferring to the board and you may damage components. Battery should all be always be disconnected first.
3. You should be very careful touching the LCD or the inside of the digitizer glass as those are often difficult to clean.
I was cringing at him touching the digitizer fearing he would scratch that bad boy with the glass abrasives on the screen.
Thanks for the comment. Did the adhesive on digitizer that came with stick well for you ? Mine did not, especially when you have the kids to use it. Wear gloves to carefully work on LCD glass. If you get finger print, try use tape to tape off the print. Do not use wipe to clean the LCD. It will make it much worse.
I didn't. lol
Adhesive that comes with the digitizer sucks! I’ve replaced hundreds of iPads over my years in the repair industry and do use extra adhesive as well.
@@UbergeeksBiz you don’t use isopropyl to clean your screens? I’ve used 99% isopropyl alcohol to clean my screens and never had any issues. I guess I’m just tempting fate
What type of glue do you youse
We use this adhesive tape: amzn.to/35DYddq
Can you use an A2198 screen on A2197?
Yes. A2198 and A2197 use same digitizer glass screen.
Thanks good video, greetings from Punta Arenas, Chile.
Greetings Chile ! I'm happy to see my video is reaching out to you.
All seem to be done good , good video - how ever one big risk your taking is not disconnecting Battery - One CONTACT SLIP on any of the flex cables and you will be in for motherboard repair. anyone doing any repairs on any of these devices - ALWAYS Disconnect battery.
Thanks for the comment.
What exactly is a contact slip? I’ve never had any issues but I’m going to heed your warning
Well I followed the video and didn’t disconnect the battery, now it’s a black screen, can you help!
Kim are you good with multimeter ?
A mí me dijeron que este tipo de iPads no se pueden abrir
Does the 3rd party screen still work with the Apple Pencil?
yes
The black goo is for waterproofing I believe.
It just make harder for replacement
I find it easier to tape the ipad before I refit lcd and new digitizer
Agreed
Explain further please i'm fixing the screen on this exact model
Hello after i replaced my ipad 7 screen its ghost touching even on the lcd screen do you know what i should do? It also dont respond to touch 90% of the time please help grelt vid
The sensor on the other side, (inside). Try use tape and cover it. Most likely the sensor is touch on it's own.
@@UbergeeksBiz is there a moment in your video i can see that sensor so i know where it is thanks
@@kasperdynesen3053 at 18:19 - That's the back of the glass digitizer. You see that pinkish / copperish color, that's the sensor. Try to use tape and cover them. Also the flex cable (black color), you should also cover them. Hope this helps.
@@UbergeeksBiz okay so the square linage around the screen but it still ghost when i have taken the glass off and theres only the lcd screen connected With no glass attached to it
@@kasperdynesen3053 Without that glass digitizer, your ipad touches on its own ? :Like ghost touching the ipad ? That cannot be real...lol
Good job sir
Thanks
Hi do you have to take the film off the back of New glass for you to push the numbers ? I left mine on and tried to test and the lcd was going nuts . I don't know if the lcd was damaged or it is because the coating under the glass.
The back film - I removed mine. If not, the screen is blurry. About the ghost touching, you want to cover the sensor. That might be the case of going nuts.
@@UbergeeksBiz Thanks for the reply. What sensor are you talking about sir.
@@rockk973 Try watch this: ruclips.net/video/fNNi3xtqhaU/видео.html and go to 20:40 to watch back sensor.
What temperature was your heat gun set to?
Do not go over 180F temperature. About 140F is good and you can always come back to heat it up again.
@@UbergeeksBiz Okay thank you, appreciate it
@@CalSniffsMilo You bet
Isn't it better (a must) to disconnect the battery?
It's preferred to disconnect the battery. But not a must.
where to buy the new screen from?
Amazon:
iPad White / Black Screen:
amzn.to/3cBW6Yj
After I replace the screen, I can't turn on my iPad anymore... what did I do wrong??
What if my screen comes with a new home button?
You do not remove battery connection?
Nope.
You should always remove battery screw and isolate battery before disconnecting any flexes, can blow backlight filter or cause other issues, this is asking for trouble, no offense, otherwise good video.
Recommend to disconnect the battery. If forgot, that's okay too. I've replaced over 500 ipad in 8 years. Never had issue with the battery stayed on. But of course, it's recommend to disconnect the battery.
How much does the restoration cost on the market..? Ty
$159
UberGeeks omg only for the screen?
Yes.
UberGeeks ok can i ask u something i really really really need your help with it
@@hozaifanatq7351 Yes, how can we help ?
12:00 it is made so you break the screen while fixing it if you don't know they put it there
Exactly....
My favourite past time is repairing extremely damaged touchID ipads, (not!)
What better way to test your patience then to have to slowly traverse multiple small glass shards and finesse the home button ribbon through hot glue and shards
Very true!
my touch screen stopped working like it turn on and can see the passcode option but unable to touch it. So did the process of update in recovery mode plus force restart several times. eventually thought of replacing the screen which i did following the video step by step. Still did not work. So i ordered another screen and try putting that on yet still it did not work. Help! 🙁
Even with the new digitizer screen still not working ? If yes, I guess the logic board is bad
@@UbergeeksBiz how do i fix the logic board? Is fixable? Thank you so much for reply
@@abbasAkAnajaf Not worth fixing logic board. At this point, you might want to consider getting a new ipad instead
@@UbergeeksBiz thank you so much! I will try another digital screen.
My iPad screen started buzzing after the screen replacement... Did I do something wrong?
What do you mean by buzzing ? Like ghost touching the screen ?
@@UbergeeksBiz Sadly no...
Its a static noise coming from the screen...
@@Schnekki You mean the LCD screen has fuzzy lines ? or pixelated color ?
@@UbergeeksBiz It seems like I forgot to put back some tapes... maybe that’s the problem. Thanks anyway! 👍🏻
You realize that the touch screen you replaced comed factory with adhesive already installed on it, you just have to remove the white paper you see.. so you have two layers on it now which causes a undeveloped surface aka it will shatter super easy if dropped again..
You can use the installed adhesive that comes with the new screen. Let me know how well it stick for you.
So what if I changed the lcd but the iPad won’t turn on?
More likely bad logic board
Great tutorial. Unfortunately the glass was shattered at the bottom of the iPad and the home button cable was broken when removing the broken pieces... what do you advise please?
Yikess... once the home button is broken. You'll need 3rd party home button. Which will not work as touch ID. Just a normal home button. Hope the LCD screen still in good shape for you. Cheers
@@UbergeeksBiz Thank you. Could you please post a link to buy the home button cable online in Europe? I only found it on eBay and iFixit US (no deliveries to France): fr.ifixit.com/Boutique/iPad/iPad-7-Home-Button/IF429-010?o=1.
Also, there is a possibility to recover touch ID. It requires splicing the broken home button back together by overlapping the original home button cable with a third party one and microsoldering: ruclips.net/video/037vzfKVVTw/видео.html
Great vid but you’re supposed to block the battery prior disconnecting the lcd. Otherwise you will have a bigger repair in your hands.
Thanks for the tip
It's criminal what repair places charge for screen replacements. I ordered a screen from gadgetfix with button for $12, spent about an hour removing glass and adhesive and had a fully functional ipad with a new screen for $12 and an hour of my time vs the $200 or $300 some places charge to do the same.
Thanks for your videos
I'm glad the video helped.
For phones like a 6 plus in the Mall charging more than Apple and using a no frills 11$ part and not putting shield screws in right, yeah but when it comes to an iPad it’s a Pita and it can be a nightmare if there’s a bunch of broken glass.
Hey you never mentioned to disconnect the battery, now it’s not powering on, what should I do? Did I short it out?
I have never shorted out an iPad while the battery is still plugged in. Did you damage the power cable or button ? Did you try charge ? Damage LCD ?
@@UbergeeksBiz i tryed everything and it did not work, the battery gets warm but the screen does not power on.
@@itechnevworld4772 Go to your local iPad repair shop.
Same thing is happening to me! Did u figure out what happened or fix it???
They put the glue there hoping that you break the lcd by pulling up on the screen once the 4 screws are removed.
Exactly
Ahhhhh, I brack the home button cable, what's to do now?, 😢
You can buy the home button replacement. Just that Touch ID will not work.
@@UbergeeksBiz will do thanks, god bless you
@@UbergeeksBiz unfortunately iPad now is blank screen., mean I broken the LCD?
Bro were r u from, nyc vid
Us