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Evgeni, I'm confused by your question. According to the repair guides, the rear case of the OnePlus Nord is glass, and we already know the front screen is glass, so what exactly melted? Are you saying the "heat" your phone was exposed to was enough to melt glass???
Okay, with the pictures it's starting to make sense. The part that melted is the midframe, or rather the molded plastic surrounding the metal of the midframe. Regardless, you obviously need to start with a new midframe. I managed to use the AC2003 model information on the iFixit device page to locate a midframe that could be used. Note that it comes in green or black; from your pictures I assume the black one is correct for your phone.
In addition, you need a rear case; here are a couple that look right.
One Plus Nord Back Battery Cover
It's not clear whether your screen is still functional or not, but it does appear there's been some heat damage on the left side and bottom edge, so I assume you'll probably need to replace that as well. Since you're going all in on the phone anyway, a new battery would probably be wise; they don't handle being exposed to heat very well so I'd suggest doing that too.
There don't seem to be an guides available for replacing the entire midframe, unfortunately. I'd suggest you use the Teardown as a template and see if you can use one of the available guides for the individual steps.
OnePlus Nord Teardown - iFixit
Hopefully that will get you going; if you feel ambitious you could always author your own guide here on iFixit to help out anyone who comes along after you with the same problem!
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maybe they're talking about the case that comes with the phone when you buy it?
i don't think the phone could just be okay at about 1000 degrees fahrenheit (melting point of glass btw)
or maybe a plastic bezel?
idk, ive had a ipod nano 7th gen exposed to about 95 degrees fahrenheit for a hour, and it looked a little funny on the glass side
The bottom of the phone is melted. The glass fell sideways because the glue loosened. My phone fell out of my pocket into the fireplace on the floor.
@evgeni9696, what's the model number of your phone? I'm trying to look up parts, but I keep getting references to numbers like N10, N100 and N200; I assume we need to know which one it is to get the right parts.
The model is only nord, I think it is the first model of the nord series
@dadibrokeit thank you for your help and time.
That's a bummer about your phone case melting – talk about a heatwave surprise. Haven't switched to a OnePlus Nord case myself, but sounds like you've got a solid workaround.Speaking of gadgets, I'm all about jazzing up my tech with different accessories. Have you ever thought about trying a sparkling iPhone case? It's like adding a dash of fun to your device.If anyone's on the lookout for glitzy options, I stumbled upon https://iphonecasesforher.com/product-ca.... They seem to have some cool choices that could add some sparkle to your phone.
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