crwdns2935837:0crwdne2935837:0Transferring home button to new digitizer - iPad Air LTE

Transferring home button to new digitizer

I just got a new digitizer for a smashed iPad Air, and I noticed that the home button is kind of sunken, and seems to be missing the Hall effect circuitry. Is there a simple fix for this, or do I have to transfer my original home button over? How do I do that? I haven't been able to find any good documentation on how to remove the button and bracket and glue it on. Thanks!

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crwdns2931729:0crwdne2931729:0: Dzi 29, 2018

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You've been probably supplied an incomplete replacement missing something, maybe the metal pin between button and switch. You can remove and transfer the original with a hot air station, it's kept in place just by biadhesive.

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What kind of adhesive should I use to glue it back down?

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If done quickly at right temperature with surfaces clean from dust you might be able to just reuse and reglue in place the original without any addition. Otherwise a good quality biadhesive (Tesa just to name one) will be the right choice. Avoid stiff adhesives like cyanoacrylates..they tend to break after a while.

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Transferring home button to new digitizer

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