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Le parti usate dello Stock C presentano rilevanti segni di usura esterna, ma funzionano perfettamente
$39.99
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This iPad 4 Front Glass/Digitizer Touch Panel Full Assembly includes the small parts and adhesive pre-installed in the assembly, saving time and increasing the quality of your screen repair.
Digitizer Full Assembly includes (items pre-installed on the front panel):
Fix Kit includes:
This Fix Kit includes iFixit’s iOpener, a tablet opening tool designed to apply heat directly and evenly to case components joined with adhesive. Once the adhesive is softened with heat applied by the iOpener, the adhesive can be sliced using the many tools included in the iOpener kit. This toolkit is designed specifically for the iPad, but works with all tablets, smartphones, or other electronics needing heat application in the disassembly process. The iOpener is heated in the microwave and is reusable.
iOpener Toolkit includes:
Note: When performing the repair, you may damage the bezel or Wi-Fi and Bluetooth antenna. You may want to buy those parts just in case and if you don't end up using either of them, you can return them.
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My son is 5 years old. So as you can suspect, he dropped and it, shattering the corner and sending a large crack across the entirety of the screen. I bought a screen protector to cover the cracks, until he dropped it again. After the other corner was splintered, it was time.
I followed the instructions exactly. My girlfriend kept giving helpful hints and tidbits about how to make things move a little more smoothly. I would simply respond by saying "I'm just following the instructions." I felt like Emmet.
The instructions by iFixit were clear and concise. The warnings to go slow and tips about this or that, were extremely helpful.
Follow the instructions. Go slow, have patience, stay organized, and if the corners are cracked, like mine. Take special care to stick as close the to instructions as you can. After the screen was been removed, I was able to use a utility knife to release the adhesive from the remaining shards of glass. To remove the glass from inside the iPad, I used the vacuum with a brush head attached to the hose.
Then, when the iPad was fully assembled, I used the packing tape to clean up the tiny pieces of glass strewn across the table.
After the repair is complete, I recommend a good screen protector and case for your shiny new iPad screen.
My son is 5 years old. So as you can suspect, he dropped and it, shattering the corner and sending a large crack across the entirety of the screen. I bought a screen protector to cover the cracks, until he dropped it again. After the other corner was splintered, it was time.
I followed the instructio . . .
Smashed screen..need to emphasize use more heat and hairdryer...all the other brands use a hobby razor...chisel style...I used a painters straight razor blade ... the bezel did not sit perfect. As the new glue wadded up on one corner...all said, pretty sure that a repair shop would do comparable work, the product is good but a better scraping tool and heat source is key...go slow and anyone can do this
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Smashed screen..need to emphasize use more heat and hairdryer...all the other brands use a hobby razor...chisel style...I used a painters straight razor blade ... the bezel did not sit perfect. As the new glue wadded up on one corner...all said, pretty sure that a repair shop would do comparable wor . . .
The screen of the i pad was totally broke, it fell on the bathroom floor.
A little hard, because of the condition of the old screen, it was a mess, I had to put some tape before to avoid get cut. the replacement was perfect, I made some mistakes but, because of the tutorials I was able to correct the mistakes, like how to take out the ribbon of the home button, and the wi fi antenna.
Be sure to follow the process in reverse, so you don't mess up what to put first.
The screen of the i pad was totally broke, it fell on the bathroom floor.
A little hard, because of the condition of the old screen, it was a mess, I had to put some tape before to avoid get cut. the replacement was perfect, I made some mistakes but, because of the tutorials I was able to correct th . . .
broken digitizer
was a little hard to get started under the digitizer with the adhesive
be patient
After a drop on the corner and a shattered screen I bought this kit to replace it.
Great kit although the plastic tools seem to be 1 use items.
That said the only suggestions I really have for people is WATCH OUT FOR THE TINY GLASS SHARDS. They are mean and try to bite you! The only other comment I would have is when getting ready for your replacement screen and bezel, spend the time to fix the corners. You have come this far, fix it the right way.
After a drop on the corner and a shattered screen I bought this kit to replace it.
Great kit although the plastic tools seem to be 1 use items.
That said the only suggestions I really have for people is WATCH OUT FOR THE TINY GLASS SHARDS. They are mean and try to bite you! The only other comment I . . .
iPad screen was shattered
I was able to remove the iPad with the help of the iFIXIT Kit. it was the dented corner that made it more difficult. I was able to push the metal back but not completely as the corners started to split the metal. I then took a Dremel and smoothed out the corners and lowered edges to allow the glass to fit. its now a 100% fit just one corner that is a bit more raised but 100% sealed. The dremel also worked to polish out the dented corners.
The biggest issue really was the Home Button cable.
tools needed: fixit parts, iFixit repair kit, watch the videos, a can of compressed air, a Dremel. (a bag of swear words and lots of patients)
iPad screen was shattered
I was able to remove the iPad with the help of the iFIXIT Kit. it was the dented corner that made it more difficult. I was able to push the metal back but not completely as the corners started to split the metal. I then took a Dremel and smoothed out the corners and . . .
Dropped my 5-year old iPad 4 onto the pavement
The whole process went relatively well.
If your glass is shattered or cracked anywhere near the edges, get ready to deal with lots of little pieces of glass. Work on a surface that is easy to clean. WEAR EYE PROTECTION!!! Several times, during the process, the glass would further shatter and pieces would fly all over.
Dropped my 5-year old iPad 4 onto the pavement
The whole process went relatively well.
If your glass is shattered or cracked anywhere near the edges, get ready to deal with lots of little pieces of glass. Work on a surface that is easy to clean. WEAR EYE PROTECTION!!! Several times, during the process . . .
Front glass all cracked
Removing glass was a ##&&% and took long coming off a small piece at a time. Now that I did once it would be simple if had to do again
Safety glasses a must
My daughter dropped the iPad.
Awesome. Had originally replaced it with a cheaper glass digitizer and my daughter dropped it and cracked it again. With all the included goodies I had it opened up in about 8 minutes.
Take your time, read through the guide before taking the unit apart and then go all in for a fun filled adventure.
My daughter dropped the iPad.
Awesome. Had originally replaced it with a cheaper glass digitizer and my daughter dropped it and cracked it again. With all the included goodies I had it opened up in about 8 minutes.
Take your time, read through the guide before taking the unit apart and then go all in . . .
3 foot drop onto hardwood floor completely shattered the glass.
I followed the directions for the most part. Due to the sheer amount of damage I didn't heat the adhesive for fear of overheating LCD or some other component. I'm not sure if this is an acual concern, but basically the glass was off other than the thousands of shards glued around the perimeter. I removed these with a razor and patience. I removed the glass prior to odering parts so I used my own tools and the review is for the parts only
The adhesive strips would not hold the side of the screen down that the digitizer strip is on (bottom left). The surfaces were clean, no glass or glue residue, and i sat a large reference book on the screen overnight after installation. this corner popped up shortly after removoing the book. I had to add some adhesive compound to this side, which was a difficult task in itself since I did not want to completely lift the glass off again, the rest was sticking well. The adhesive is simply inadequate for the upward pressure the new digitizer ribbon places in this corner. I replaced all cables exacly where the factory ones were so I feel this is not a install error or anything of that nature.
The parts work perfectly, but consider using an adhesive alternative or plan to add something stronger to the bottom ans left sides during installation.
Side note: they used excellent, more eco-friendly packaging. Perforated paper and a strudy box. Much better than the excessive plastic that many others use and tends to perform poorly anyway due to poor packing technique.
3 foot drop onto hardwood floor completely shattered the glass.
I followed the directions for the most part. Due to the sheer amount of damage I didn't heat the adhesive for fear of overheating LCD or some other component. I'm not sure if this is an acual concern, but basically the glass was off othe . . .
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