Difficulty
Moderate
Steps
4
Time Required
55 minutes
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- LCD Screen
- 4 steps
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Step 1
LCD Screen
- Remove back cover, SIM card, and SD card (if applicable)
Remove back cover, SIM card, and SD card (if applicable)
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Step 2
- Remove back frame. Be sure to remember where the screws go; they are different sizes
Remove back frame. Be sure to remember where the screws go; they are different sizes
Step 3
- Release LCD screen connector.
Release LCD screen connector.
Step 4
- Remove the screen.
Remove the screen.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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ajayme44 - Feb 25, 2015
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I was able to order the frame and digitizer as a unit which greatly helped in the repair for a cracked screen. Much easier to fix than iPhones with a cracked screen. It took me less than 30 minutes.
Scott S - Aug 10, 2015
Can you please link me to any videos to repair the XT1063 Moto G 2nd gen screen? I already ordered the lcd assembly and frame so the repair is easier. But I just can’t find any step by step guides.
Marion Gilsdorf - Aug 12, 2015
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Do I have to buy the frame with the digitizer? And where do I find it in white?
bleepbloopimarobot - Oct 19, 2015
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A couple problems and how I solved them: I had no heat gun and I live in Canada so I couldn’t order it, and I was too lazy to go out and buy one at Canadian tire. Instead I used a hairdryer, and I put a tea-towel over the back to slow the air down over the coils and get it a bit hotter… still not hot enough, I had to forcefully rip the screen off, and ended up denting the frame (it didn’t matter though, my screen was broken all to !&&* anyway). Because I had torn the screen off too cold, the screen pulled all the adhesive off and didn’t leave any on the phone. I put three dots of crazy glue; one for each corner except where the front camera is. The next problem was that I took out all the screws and put them in the same bowl and then realized they were different sizes. I counted the different sizes of screws and looked very closely at the holes, and realized that the big ones go across the top and bottom, and the little ones go down the sides. Fix is doable but not ideal. Probably easier with a heat gun :)
L S - Nov 22, 2016
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Does the XT1072 have the same screen as the other models (XT1068 XT1063 XT1064) ? I can’t find reliable information about this anywhere, but eBay only has XT106x model screens currently.