A broken screen can make the phone feel useless, unable to read inputs or display anything. Diagnosing this issue is often straightforward; consult this guide for help.
Removing the battery is required for this repair and can be a problem if it's swollen and stuck. Take care not to rupture or explosively dislodge it; seek professional assistance if necessary.
Be cautious when handling broken glass from the screen, as it may cause cuts. Always turn off devices before working on them and consider seeking a trained professional for battery disposal.
The replacement process is relatively simple but may require some time; no special skills are necessary, only patience.
Prying at the phone's edges can cause damage.
Remove the battery from the phone's back, using either the provided indent or a gentle tap with your palm.
Remove the 11 M1.3 x 3 mm screws from the back panel using a #00 Phillips screwdriver.
Insert Jimmy into gap between phone screen and body.
Locate the camera connector, identified by a red box in the guide photo.
Remove the front speaker from the motherboard.
Remove the ribbon cable from the charging port, following the same technique used for previous cables.
Gently pull the motherboard away from the screen assembly.
Careful: use a tool to avoid damaging the connector.
Risky operation: Prise can damage side rocker buttons.
Remove the front speaker. Place a jimmy under the small connector to the screen assembly.
Remove the CMOS battery.
When prying up the CMOS battery, use a jimmy or similar tool with care.
The new screen assembly has identical mounting points for the removed components.
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