Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

7

Time Required

                          25 minutes            

Sections

2

  • Rear Bezel
  • 2 steps
  • Touch Screen Digitizer Glass
  • 5 steps

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Introduction

What you need

Video Overview

Step 1

              Rear Bezel               
  • Turn off the phone and remove the back cover.
  • Remove any installed SIM or memory card.
  • Use a screwdriver Torx T5 and remove the 8x black screws.

Turn off the phone and remove the back cover.

Remove any installed SIM or memory card.

Use a screwdriver Torx T5 and remove the 8x black screws.

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Step 2

  • At the top and bottom of the phone you’ll see two grooves.
  • Use a plastic tool and start the separating the rear bezel from here.

At the top and bottom of the phone you’ll see two grooves.

Use a plastic tool and start the separating the rear bezel from here.

Step 3

              Touch Screen Digitizer Glass               
  • Disconnect the battery and the touch screen flex cables.
  • Now is the moment for test the new spare part.
  • Finally, disconnect the battery again and remove the new touch screen.

Disconnect the battery and the touch screen flex cables.

Now is the moment for test the new spare part.

Finally, disconnect the battery again and remove the new touch screen.

Step 4

  • Put some scotch tape to prevent the glass from shattering and yourself from injury.
  • Use a hair dryer and warm the glass to make adhesive soften.

Put some scotch tape to prevent the glass from shattering and yourself from injury.

Use a hair dryer and warm the glass to make adhesive soften.

Step 5

  • With a cutter separate the glass a little bit to make a room for the plastic pick or other plastic tool.
  • Be careful for the LCD. You can use a hair dryer again to rewarm the glass.

With a cutter separate the glass a little bit to make a room for the plastic pick or other plastic tool.

Be careful for the LCD. You can use a hair dryer again to rewarm the glass.

Step 6

  • Clean the frame of the old adhesive tape and install new.

Clean the frame of the old adhesive tape and install new.

Step 7

  • Check the LCD for dust and install the new touch screen glass.
  • Now reassemble the phone.

Check the LCD for dust and install the new touch screen glass.

Now reassemble the phone.

To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.

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carlitossuper1 - Sep 12, 2016

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Thanks for this guide!

However, the phone uses T5 screws. The T4 screwdriver would simply damage the screws. Just that advice.

Thanks again for such detailed guide.

Do not try this if the original glass broke, because it’s glued to the LCD and removing the broken glass could damage it.

Andrzej Grabowski - Sep 30, 2016

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That is not true carlitossuper1, the LCD and the digitizer are not fised together. Glue is only around the frame.

Sampo Kouri - Oct 10, 2016

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I managed to replace the original digitizer as well. This was my first digitizer replacement and it took me 1 h 45 min the starting point being: this guide open, tools available, replacement part and the smart phone in hand. The operation itself took me some 35 min.

What a great feeling! I achieved something very concrete today - thanks to you!