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Originally Posted by Silwer
I have tried once to take off glass from the digitizer on N9 and did not had any luck despite reading all "iPhone" glass removal instructions and following them closely.
Therefore, my suggestion is to change full display. You can get non-branded aftermarket N9 lcd's from e-bay cheap. And as I stated, I also have one brand new OEM full lcd (including digitizer and plastic frame) available for 50 EUR + shipping.
Photos of the lcd here: https://drive.google.com/folderview?...TA&usp=sharing
I SEE, but whats with this
http://www.ebay.com/itm/LCD-Front-Sc...item540a1672b3http://www.ebay.com/itm/LCD-Front-Sc...item540a1672b3
listing as have many sold glass only items for n9 is it possible that someone out there know how to do this, or is just a fake sold items.
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Originally Posted by Wikiwide
The problem is... ungluing glass from the digitizer and gluing a new glass onto digitizer is not an easy work. Not for inexperienced hands, at least... Did you try to ask at a local mobile phone repair shop if they can do it? They are more likely to have the experience with iPhones, probably - but at least, they have proper tools for that, hopefully...
Best wishes.
thanks, i did talk with some of the local repair shops, they all claim it has to be changed all with a display and digitazer, I have seen many sold glass only items on eBay for n9 whats with those.
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Originally Posted by tomislav
Not sure... Either there are really clever people managing to do it, like here:
thanks, i did talk with some of the local repair shops, they all claim it has to be changed all with a display and digitizer, I have seen many sold glass only items on eBay for n9 whats with those.
http://www.gpgworkshop.net/howto-rep...sslens-20-fix/
or the problems caused by such attempts (does heatgun make the liquid-crystal-display boil?) force people to finally buy a whole display assembly (lcd+digitizer+glass, correct?)
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it is doable. But the whole LCD assembly is ~40€, so IMO, not worth the trouble. Because it can go the other way so you'll end up buying the whole thing anyway.
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Therefore, my suggestion is to change full display. You can get non-branded aftermarket N9 lcd's from e-bay cheap. And as I stated, I also have one brand new OEM full lcd (including digitizer and plastic frame) available for 50 EUR + shipping.
Photos of the lcd here: https://drive.google.com/folderview?...TA&usp=sharing