Are you using the red transparent double sided tape? That is what I use on a daily basis when I do HTC Desire 510 digitizer glass only replacements.
I haven't had any clients come back for touch screen issues. I think the quality of the HTC digitizers I get from my supplier are good. I didn't get it from eBay in this case.
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The digitizers I have got tesa tape on a part of the digitizer ribbon flex cable so that it can stick behind the LCD like the original digitizer has. It also had blue protection cover to stop the screen from scratching which I obviously had to take off since it wasn't transparent.
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The digitizers I have got tesa tape on a part of the digitizer ribbon flex cable so that it can stick behind the LCD like the original digitizer has.
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It also had blue protection cover to stop the screen from scratching which I obviously had to take off since it wasn't transparent.
I use a single layer of red double sided tape and make sure it's the right width so that the digitizer sticks on well without any weak spots.
I personally would not worry about touch screen not working properly when plugged in on certain chargers. This is a very common thing and some original screens on some phones even exhibit this issue.
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If it works fine when unplugged on a good charger at least then it's acceptable. With iPhones this is very common though. I never end up testing the touch screen when it's plugged into my test multi-port charger because it interferes with the digitizer.
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If it works fine when unplugged on a good charger at least then it's acceptable. With iPhones this is very common though.
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I never end up testing the touch screen when it's plugged into my test multi-port charger because it interferes with the digitizer.
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I avoid using the transparent double sided tape that came with screens that is on a stick resistant yellow paper and light-brown cover on the double sided tape.
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They generally are cheap and don't adhesive well in some cases compared to the red double sided transparent tape which I can buy from eBay or other suppliers.
Are you using the red transparent double sided tape? That is what I use on a daily basis when I do HTC Desire 510 digitizer glass only replacements.
I haven't had any clients come back for touch screen issues. I think the quality of the HTC digitizers I get from my supplier are good. I didn't get it from eBay in this case.
The digitizers I have got tesa tape on a part of the digitizer ribbon flex cable so that it can stick behind the LCD like the original digitizer has. It also had blue protection cover to stop the screen from scratching which I obviously had to take off since it wasn't transparent.
I use a single layer of red double sided tape and make sure it's the right width so that the digitizer sticks on well without any weak spots.
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I personally would not worry about touch screen not working properly when plugged in on certain chargers. This is a very common thing and some original screens on some phones even exhibit this issue.
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If it works fine when unplugged on a good charger at least then it's acceptable. With iPhones this is very common though. I never end up testing the touch screen when it's plugged into my test multi-port charger because it interferes with the digitizer.
Are you using the red transparent double sided tape? That is what I use on a daily basis when I do HTC Desire 510 digitizer glass only replacements.
I haven't had any clients come back for touch screen issues. I think the quality of the HTC digitizers I get from my supplier are good. I didn't get it from eBay in this case.
The digitizers I have got tesa tape on a part of the digitizer ribbon flex cable so that it can stick behind the LCD like the original digitizer has. It also had blue protection cover to stop the screen from scratching which I obviously had to take off since it wasn't transparent.
I use a single layer of red double sided tape and make sure it's the right width so that the digitizer sticks on well without any weak spots.