iPhone 14 Pro Glass-Only Repair: DIY Fix Guide
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Welcome to our channel! In this comprehensive DIY guide, we'll show you how to repair the glass on your iPhone 14 Pro without replacing the entire screen. If you've cracked the glass but the display is still functioning perfectly, this glass-only repair method can save you time and money.
Join us as we provide step-by-step instructions and valuable tips for safely replacing the glass on your iPhone 14 Pro. From disassembly to reassembly, we'll cover every aspect of the process to ensure a successful repair.
Whether you're an experienced technician or new to smartphone repairs, our guide is designed to be accessible and informative for all skill levels. With the right tools and techniques, you can restore your iPhone 14 Pro to its original condition and avoid the expense of a full screen replacement.
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Perfect and very information video 100% Good job .
very good job master --- congatlations 🙏🙏👍
What kind olf warranty would you offer on this towards the consumer?
you do works in chicago? i want to repair mine
Very good
Great work, is it the same thing with 15 pro max?
Very similar
If air gets in, how do I get it out?
If you are using LOCA then with a little pressure you can chase the bubbles towards the edge.
Good work 👏. y not use oca processes??
Just showing it can be done without a laminator and autoclave, highly recommend it though.
Amazing but others has no tools like you (sad) my screen has the same issues. I subscribe awesome video. big likes number 39
Id love to know if you do this job here in USA 🇺🇸
What's a glue ?
If the new touch glass also breaks after using LOCA can the screen be cut open again? I mean isn’t LOCA rock solid when dry?
No, not this type it remains in what I can best describe like a jello state. Its not like epoxy where it hardens, in fact it doesn't "dry" it cures with UV light to a state between a solid and liquid. Its easier to cut through then the original OCA layer.
Ok I get it now, thank
nice good
Link to the Cold Press bottle you used on the borders?
www.mobilesentrix.com/cold-press-glue-clear
What is the name of the wire used to separate the display from the touch glass?
Molybdenum Screen Cutting Wire
where did you get the matt at please send link
www.mobilesentrix.com/separation-mini-bed-002
so if I understood correctly, all you need is a hot plate to take off the screen and uv glue to be able to repair a screen? Without the need for a laminating machine?
yeah
Yes, the hot plate helps the OCA become less ridged similar to how hot glue works. When it’s cold you can cut into it, but when it’s hotter it’s more like slicing through butter. And the LOCA(uv glue) is the adhesive layer that holds the glass to the display.
Thanks Hernan
@@FIXDPHONES it’s really amazing congratulations. And when we watch it it’s seems so easy.
Cuz any find your website to get a repair and price
Is the glass with oca or no?
It had oca on it before I removed it as shown in the video. OCA is the more professional way to install the glass, I was simply showing it could be done with just LOCA.
how did you remove the bubbles
Gently squeeze on that area and the bubble runs to the edge.
@@FIXDPHONES thanks for reply what about dust? it gets squeezed out i assume
No.
Please! Do you keep the heat on while cutting through the glass ? I keep the heat on but when I am done cutting the screen always comes out damaged! Should I do it fast before the screen get overheated or should I turn the heat off once it reaches 100 degrees? Thank you for help
bro, in my experience you can let in 100 degrees a screen for hours and hours and it is fine, the problem might be a wrong movement with the wire
He's Right! these displays can take a ton of heat for a long time. It normally comes down to technique and thickness of wire.
@@FIXDPHONES thanks I love your videos , you explain well and humble guy ! Keep up the great work
@@adriancardenas1079 thank you for the answer I appreciate
Not pro