iPad Pro 12.9 (2015) - Screen Replacement | Teardown Guide
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- In this tutorial, we'll show you how to change the LCD screen of your iPad Pro 12.9 by yourself.
Attention: There are two ways to change the LCD screen of the iPad Pro 12.9. Either you're using a new display that already has an LCD flex cable included (our recommendation!), or you're using a display that does not have LCD Flex and you'll need to transfer it from the old display to the new one. This step is expressly recommended only for professionals since the flex must be soldered. The variety of individual solder joints is a potential source of error. If you do not work very meticulously at one point, this can lead to the display not working properly or only to a limited extent. So you should be absolutely sure that you can do it. Otherwise, we strongly recommend using a display with integrated LCD-Flex! In our tutorial, we show the variant with the integrated flex.
All needed spare parts can be found in our webshop: stellatech.com...
Hint:
The repair is at your own risk!
We assume no liability for any possible damage to your device.
▬ Table of contents ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
1. Opening the device 01:29
2. Removing the home button flex as well as the front camera cover 04:44
3. Transferring the home button and the front camera cover to the new LCD screen 06:21
4. Removing the mainboard covering and interrupting the contact with the battery 07:53
5. Connecting the new LCD screen and closing the device 08:24
▬ Used Tools ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
Screwdriver Cross: stellatech.com...
Plectrum tool (2x): stellatech.com...
Spudger: stellatech.com...
iPlastix Opening Tool: stellatech.com...
iSesamo Opening Tool: stellatech.com...
Tweezer: stellatech.com...
Suction cup: stellatech.com...
Heat gun (you can also use a conventional hair dryer)
In our webshop (stellatech.com...) you will also find a wide selection of other tools.
▬ Required parts ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
LCD screen + display flex (black): goo.gl/ae6ovN
LCD screen + display flex (white): goo.gl/9siW4J
Display adhesive: goo.gl/uh1Aa7
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On our TH-cam channel "REPEDIA" we regularly publish repair instructions for various mobile phone, smartphone, and tablet models. We hope we can guide you through the repair of your device with our detailed step-by-step instructions. All our videos also contain references to used tools and needed spare parts. These parts are available in our online shop "STELLATECH".
As an online retailer in the area of spare parts for mobile phone, smartphone, tablet, notebook & co., STELLATECH is particularly keen on motivating more people to repair their defective device (in place of buying a new one).
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You missed out the critical part which was to disconnect the battery before releasing the screen. This guide should be removed to avoid potential damage to the iPad. PLEASE DISCONNECT BATTERY BEFORE DISCONNECTING THE SCREEN!!
@3:00 "Protective Googles" bahahah
Disconnect the battery and discharge for 2 MINUTES before even thinking about removing the screen connector cables
Testing is necessary before gluing the pieces together.
You would need to disconnect the battery first, and also very important using a short screwdriver for the screws as is no room due to the screen flex being short. Great video anyway!
Is it possible to remove the logic board and do a backup? My unit is dead, I have removed the screen. Thank you!
Genial!!, Thank You Much
They mentioned nothing about the face recognition not working after the replacement and what to do about it.
The 2015 iPad Pro uses TouchID not FaceID.
I did this repair and the home button didn't stay, it fell in within a few presses. I hadn't glued screen back to test so what can I do to get it to stay put?
Hey boss sometimes i run into this problem too, usually a pea size dab of industrial adhesive does the trick, one dot on the left side of the bracket and one dot the right. Hold each side on the bracket with your fingers for about 2-5 minutes just so the bracket doesnt shift out of place when you go to put the digitizer back onto the iPad :)
Thank you for posting the repair process.
If you get a chance and time,
I'd like to ask
what the iPad pro 12.9 2nd Gen. screen issue is,
as shown in the following video .
th-cam.com/users/shortsUPvRlFKjmUw?feature=share
Thank you for your time!
Bro you didn’t even connect the homebutton to the new screen. Literally just a hole when you put the screen back on. Sorry but dislike from me, there were also strange parts in this video