Urgent question. My digitizer broke. When I wanted to replace it the fixers in my country said it cannot be replaced alone. The whole lcd should be bought with a difitizet. I found all websites sell them separated. So if my lcd is fine why should I change the whole thing?
the separation of the digitizer which is glued to the lcd is a risky process for the screen and demands experience. Also a downside of this process is that the digitizers sold are not genuine. Samsung manufactures only the whole lcd assembly,the digis are from third party manufacturers.
I've noticed that you didn't reapply loca glue to the lcd. Is the screen clarity still the same or is it slightly less clear? I'm planning to replace mine just the digitizer too but i'm wondering if i should reapply loca glue to it
dont reapply loca to lcd screen. the loca will 99% go under the backlight and destroy your screen. this is a much faster and safer way to do it.but the truth is that it is not so clear like the original fused one but its ok. you get a very nice result
Using loca on lcd screens with backlight, has the danger of leaving "cloudy spots" behind the picture if not VERY careful while applying, and it is also more expensive and time consuming to do it that way. The result is almost the same without applying loca if done nicely. Also, if the glass breaks again, you don't have to separate it again ;)
I changed my digitizer without inserting loca or oca but the glass now touches on the lcd and some ugly "clouds" are shown.... what may i do to solve the issue?
I found what I was looking for in this video. but I broke the lcd while trying to separate the lcd from the screen :( The screen was already broken. I only need this screen and the black part. the thing under the black part was not damaged. My question is, is there somewhere where I can only get the black part and touchscreen. My second question is: the model I use is sm-p602. I wonder if I use the lcd part of another model will it work?
p600 series, p602 and p605 have the exact same lcd and digitizer, it does not matter which one you put, they will all work. FYI, T520 has the same digitizer with the p600 series. the whole screen is consisted of the lcd screen and the digitizer which is a touch film integrated on a glass which has the color on the perimeter. you can buy the digitizer to put on a working lcd or you can buy the whole assembly glued together(lcd+digitizer). keep in mind that all digitizers on the market are compatible screens. there is not original samsung digitizer only in the market
@@TechGuruGR thanks man. really! is Gt-n8005 's lcd work in p602. cuz that is the cheap one. others are not even the middle price. almost more expensive than this model
the 4g ic module is embedded on the board, the sim socket is just a flex which would be taken off very easily, although there is no actual reason to even take it off since the flex parts are not vulnerable to the whole process.
i am sorry i just realized you were talking about repairing the 4g module itself, my mistake. regarding your issue, please send us a p.m. on our facebook page fb.com/techguru.gr thank you
Hello I have a GALAXY note 10.1 P600 (2014) black Can the complete LCD and touch screen of a Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1 (T520) BLACK tablet ... be mounted on mine P600 is it 100% accountable Thank you
Please don't teach people to repair like this. YOU MUST DISCONNECT THE BATTERY BEFORE ANYTHING ELSE. If this is not done you can short out the LCD, Motherboard, or a number of other components when you are disconnecting them without power flushing. I am a certified Samsung Engineer, and also lead three repair centers worth of certified techs, so I kinda know a little about this..
Dammit, I dropped my tablet and it absolutely obliterated the glass... This looks a lot harder than I was hoping for, I don't have any experience, but I'm pretty good at fixing stuff, I think it's worth a shot since a new digitizer is only $16 before going out to buy a whole new lcd assembly.. oof. What kind of string did you use to separate the screen and digitizer? Also, would it be possible to use only a heat gun to heat up the loca glue enough to separate the digitizer and lcd? I don't have a heating pad and I really want to try and keep the cost as low as possible for this repair, but I already have a heat gun... I guess the biggest challenge would be to not overheat the lcd, and also to separate it without damaging it. Ugh Samsung, why did you have to make it so hard to repair?! 😞
I think its a bad idea split digitizer from lcd with a string. You can avoid fill up the entire lcd with glue. You can try to split with creditcards like only. Have a good work.
the string is the most safe method since it is really thin, comparing to cards. cards may break the lcd if pushed a little bit more than expected. Also the glue is solid, so there is no danger for the lcd during the separation, it just needs few more time to clean. :)
It could be really dangerous if not done by well experienced person. It needs a good balance between temperature-air flow-distance from device and time of exposure. You learn this by experience, there is no specific way of doing it, but surely this operation must be done by persons who have tried this kind of job in the past. The secret is mainly the time of exposure. No more than 3-4 seconds blowing on the exact same spot or else the pixels will burn.
Best tutorial video i've ever see! Thanks!
i am so thankful for the advice i will try ti fix my kid Sumsung tab 10.1, Tech Guru you are awesome.
Urgent question. My digitizer broke. When I wanted to replace it the fixers in my country said it cannot be replaced alone. The whole lcd should be bought with a difitizet. I found all websites sell them separated. So if my lcd is fine why should I change the whole thing?
the separation of the digitizer which is glued to the lcd is a risky process for the screen and demands experience. Also a downside of this process is that the digitizers sold are not genuine. Samsung manufactures only the whole lcd assembly,the digis are from third party manufacturers.
After the glue removal, what are you using to clean the screen? I tried isopropyl alcohol, but it is still sticking do I have to continue?
you need a liquid that has isopropyl and some kind of petrol maybe. i use morris contact cleaner
What's the size of the screen seperator? I can't find anything larger that 8 inches heating bed
i think its 12" if i remember correctly. i am sure you will find if you search well
Very professional!
do you need glue for that or tape .please
I've noticed that you didn't reapply loca glue to the lcd. Is the screen clarity still the same or is it slightly less clear? I'm planning to replace mine just the digitizer too but i'm wondering if i should reapply loca glue to it
dont reapply loca to lcd screen. the loca will 99% go under the backlight and destroy your screen. this is a much faster and safer way to do it.but the truth is that it is not so clear like the original fused one but its ok. you get a very nice result
Are all Samsung tab 10.1 lcds fused together with loca glue? I like separate lcd and glasd. Cleaning the dust out sucks, but glass is cheap!
from the old ones 10.1, only t520 and p600 are fused.
Is it okay if i used the thinnest guitar string?
why you did not use uv loca glue for lcd?to do as was from fuctory?
Using loca on lcd screens with backlight, has the danger of leaving "cloudy spots" behind the picture if not VERY careful while applying, and it is also more expensive and time consuming to do it that way. The result is almost the same without applying loca if done nicely. Also, if the glass breaks again, you don't have to separate it again ;)
I changed my digitizer without inserting loca or oca but the glass now touches on the lcd and some ugly "clouds" are shown.... what may i do to solve the issue?
@@gabrielefarchioni8140 buy a new fullset digitizer + lcd sir ..lol
@@kemaxr9 yes... someone else wanna say shit?
I found what I was looking for in this video.
but I broke the lcd while trying to separate the lcd from the screen :( The screen was already broken. I only need this screen and the black part. the thing under the black part was not damaged. My question is, is there somewhere where I can only get the black part and touchscreen.
My second question is: the model I use is sm-p602. I wonder if I use the lcd part of another model will it work?
p600 series, p602 and p605 have the exact same lcd and digitizer, it does not matter which one you put, they will all work. FYI, T520 has the same digitizer with the p600 series. the whole screen is consisted of the lcd screen and the digitizer which is a touch film integrated on a glass which has the color on the perimeter. you can buy the digitizer to put on a working lcd or you can buy the whole assembly glued together(lcd+digitizer). keep in mind that all digitizers on the market are compatible screens. there is not original samsung digitizer only in the market
@@TechGuruGR thanks man. really! is Gt-n8005 's lcd work in p602. cuz that is the cheap one.
others are not even the middle price. almost more expensive than this model
@@MevlutShakrak no. the lcd must be p600 series. it is more reliable and easy to purchase the whole screen assembly all the way
Thank you, @Tech Guru. I appreciate it
master,please let me know what kind of tape and size
you can use foam or silicon tape which is 1mm thick and >3mm width. you can also use some kind of rubber glue in some spots to make it more solid.
Any idea or tutorial video about replacing 3g/4g module?
it is exactly the same procedure
Tech Guru yes but where is the 4g module and how to disassemble it from the main board?
the 4g ic module is embedded on the board, the sim socket is just a flex which would be taken off very easily, although there is no actual reason to even take it off since the flex parts are not vulnerable to the whole process.
Tech Guru so since my tablet does not recognise at all any 4g signal from my provider, do i have to replace the board?
i am sorry i just realized you were talking about repairing the 4g module itself, my mistake. regarding your issue, please send us a p.m. on our facebook page fb.com/techguru.gr thank you
Hello
I have a GALAXY note 10.1 P600 (2014) black
Can the complete LCD and touch screen of a Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1 (T520) BLACK tablet ... be mounted on mine P600
is it 100% accountable
Thank you
The t520 and p600 screens are cross compatible,the only difference is that the t520 does not have the pen function
@@TechGuruGR Thank you for the answer.
I'm looking for a full screen for my p600 tablet
With which product did you remove the glue
what the stuff he used to clean the lcd?
it's contact cleaner, isopropyl alcohol
the LCD is pretty expensive. I need mine to be replaced.
Please don't teach people to repair like this. YOU MUST DISCONNECT THE BATTERY BEFORE ANYTHING ELSE. If this is not done you can short out the LCD, Motherboard, or a number of other components when you are disconnecting them without power flushing. I am a certified Samsung Engineer, and also lead three repair centers worth of certified techs, so I kinda know a little about this..
Backlight fuse could blow if battery isn't connected. That's what happens on ipads anyways.
Dammit, I dropped my tablet and it absolutely obliterated the glass... This looks a lot harder than I was hoping for, I don't have any experience, but I'm pretty good at fixing stuff, I think it's worth a shot since a new digitizer is only $16 before going out to buy a whole new lcd assembly.. oof. What kind of string did you use to separate the screen and digitizer? Also, would it be possible to use only a heat gun to heat up the loca glue enough to separate the digitizer and lcd? I don't have a heating pad and I really want to try and keep the cost as low as possible for this repair, but I already have a heat gun... I guess the biggest challenge would be to not overheat the lcd, and also to separate it without damaging it. Ugh Samsung, why did you have to make it so hard to repair?! 😞
I think its a bad idea split digitizer from lcd with a string. You can avoid fill up the entire lcd with glue. You can try to split with creditcards like only. Have a good work.
the string is the most safe method since it is really thin, comparing to cards. cards may break the lcd if pushed a little bit more than expected. Also the glue is solid, so there is no danger for the lcd during the separation, it just needs few more time to clean. :)
Tech Guru, Hi again,
Can you tell me, what type of string you use and its dimensions. Sorry about my English. Have a good work.
molybdenum, 0.1mm
Tech Guru, can I do it with an steel string? What do you think?
have not really tried anything else. i believe the only difference would be on the strength of the wire. maybe you could google that.
I think using heat gun on AMOLED screen is very bad!
It could be really dangerous if not done by well experienced person. It needs a good balance between temperature-air flow-distance from device and time of exposure. You learn this by experience, there is no specific way of doing it, but surely this operation must be done by persons who have tried this kind of job in the past. The secret is mainly the time of exposure. No more than 3-4 seconds blowing on the exact same spot or else the pixels will burn.
I've had luck using heatpads around 75° F. This was on fused oca ipad lcd/digitizers. I never did an AMOLED though.
I would've burned that lcd with a heatgun. I'm not that good yet!