Sorry for copying the previous comment... Wow and wow, no disturbing talks, showing the full process, and machinery. 👍 For professional viewer that's it! Thank you for making this.
Awesome video! Is that a sponge your using to clean the screen at 03:00? Ive been using eye glass cloth but I keep seeing small scratches on the screen after cleaning. Not sure why. Thanks!
It’s basically a magic eraser, scratches are typically from small shards that become stuck in the cloth when cleaning. I go through several cloths for each screen to avoid scratches.
iphone 11 display works properly but have small green dot on it will it get repaired it has original display which i got on band new phone i just want to replace screen like you done in this video
Oh man! I just say to the daughter of a friend that i could try to repair she's iPhone 11 and now realize that the screen cannot be replaced... is that right? I thought it would be like iPhone 8 plus..... And you show a lot of machines to do the job right... temperature controlled beds, vacuum ovens, etc.. and thought a microscope is enough.. Your job is amazing. thanks.
replacing just the glass is very complicated, but if you dont mind shilling out about $50 for a knockoff digitizer + screen, it can be done with just the right screwdrivers. also you are gonna have to deal with a notification from your settings notifying you that the screen is not genuine.
Great to see this level of repair but seems there was a few imperfections left on the glass at the right-hand side. Just wish companies made it easier to replace components rather than resort to this level of precision. Nice video though
That’s not how it works lol…even if “companies” made it easier to replace components people would still resort to doing this type of repair because it saves a lot of money in the long run. Even if apple sold genuine screens (which they do now) it would still be a lot cheaper refurbishing the front glass….
@@Timhaah True, it's a personal thing, I would prefer a factory manufactured display, and I know even those aren't always perfect but that's my preference, I know many would rather consider a lower cost and equally effective repair like this. At the scale of manufacturing though there isn't any reason manufacturers couldn't lower the cost of components other than their own desire to make it cost prohibitive, which I'm sure is there goal, allow it on paper but in practice they know few will utilise the high cost official parts route
The number the machine is set to. Basically the lower number is showing what the machine is actually doing where the upper corresponding numbers are the presets for the machine to be at or get to.
The music plus the detail. This is amazing dude. Great video and amazing work
What is the product you are using one the adhesive tape with the Glue looking gun just prior to putting on the screen at 7:31 in the video?
Sorry for copying the previous comment...
Wow and wow, no disturbing talks, showing the full process, and machinery.
👍 For professional viewer that's it!
Thank you for making this.
Awesome video! Is that a sponge your using to clean the screen at 03:00? Ive been using eye glass cloth but I keep seeing small scratches on the screen after cleaning. Not sure why. Thanks!
It’s basically a magic eraser, scratches are typically from small shards that become stuck in the cloth when cleaning. I go through several cloths for each screen to avoid scratches.
Your repair videos are very helpful to me. thank you very much.
Eline saglik makinadan memnun musun komag no 1 laminasyon nasil
iphone 11 display works properly but have small green dot on it will it get repaired it has original display which i got on band new phone i just want to replace screen like you done in this video
So glad you posted today!
Hope you enjoyed it!
is it true to say that the thinner the lcd cutting wire, the less chance of damaging the touch layer during separation?
Yes. You just have to make sure you start in the right layer and stay there the whole time
What type of glue are you using to in that gun? thanks
What is the cost of repair?
Hi fixd, where are located?
Oh man! I just say to the daughter of a friend that i could try to repair she's iPhone 11 and now realize that the screen cannot be replaced... is that right? I thought it would be like iPhone 8 plus..... And you show a lot of machines to do the job right... temperature controlled beds, vacuum ovens, etc.. and thought a microscope is enough.. Your job is amazing. thanks.
replacing just the glass is very complicated, but if you dont mind shilling out about $50 for a knockoff digitizer + screen, it can be done with just the right screwdrivers. also you are gonna have to deal with a notification from your settings notifying you that the screen is not genuine.
@@ImJustCj How does the repair shop on the street deal/get rid of the notification?
@@nicksocu They don’t get rid of the notification. You have to go through apple or insurance to get a genuine screen.
How much it takes time??🤔🧐
Great to see this level of repair but seems there was a few imperfections left on the glass at the right-hand side. Just wish companies made it easier to replace components rather than resort to this level of precision. Nice video though
That’s not how it works lol…even if “companies” made it easier to replace components people would still resort to doing this type of repair because it saves a lot of money in the long run. Even if apple sold genuine screens (which they do now) it would still be a lot cheaper refurbishing the front glass….
@@Timhaah True, it's a personal thing, I would prefer a factory manufactured display, and I know even those aren't always perfect but that's my preference, I know many would rather consider a lower cost and equally effective repair like this. At the scale of manufacturing though there isn't any reason manufacturers couldn't lower the cost of components other than their own desire to make it cost prohibitive, which I'm sure is there goal, allow it on paper but in practice they know few will utilise the high cost official parts route
Does the face id work after the repair?
Did it work?
Yes
Wow. Just wow. You realize you could have become a surgeon with these kinds of skills right?
what temperature was set for the lcd separator heating pad?
Very good job 👍🏽
I see your laminating pressure is 87 kPa. What is the number above it?
The number the machine is set to. Basically the lower number is showing what the machine is actually doing where the upper corresponding numbers are the presets for the machine to be at or get to.
why does nobody mention the middle frame, urgh. Thank you so much for the detailed showcase!
Change karana h kya price rahega sir
Do you have a branch in the UK?
I have a question do I need oca glue or sheet ?
OCA sheet, the glue would be LOCA anyway not oca “ Liquid”
How much it will cost to replace like that
Without mold, sniper 😂😂
What temperature do you set the hot plat to?
I like mine at 80c
Can you fix my
Glass change me kitna paise lagte h
What is the solution you are using on the adhesive ?
Acetone works well, nail polish cleaner :)
Nah ... I just replace lcd with glass lol ...
Camera work is making me motion sick when sped up while music is really chill. It's super odd.
Giv me nanmber plissé