I have done 3 of these, just follow the instructions; Pre-read instructions first. Make sure you understand them fully. Take your time, heat the warmer often and WEAR SAFETY GOGGLES: glass flies everywhere when it cracks. Before removing any of the protective plastic coverings (inside and out) and the adhesive backing pre-test. As an Apple Tech - the white lines on the digitizer should not be visible when fully inserted into the connector. Place the LCD in-place with screws, then gently place the digitizer on top of it. Turn it on and make sure all corners, center bottom, etc works properly. test cameras, microphone and speakers, and Wifi, buttons, volumes, etc.

It is not as simple as reverse disassembly steps, the ribbon cables need to be tucked into the pocket on the side of the iPad. There is tape on them that has to adhere to the side of the digitizer too. Mine did not make it all the way down into the gap, and stuck on the other adhesive, now I have a gap by these two cables. To tuck these into this area is difficult at best. I now need to remove the glass, hoping it does not shatter and purchase more tape.

Other than this the task was not bad.. BTW: YES People use the capton tape