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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9kcWUn2...
Follow this video to repair LG V10 lcd. Little things like keys in the pocket can accidentally shatter the lg v10 screen. Then orange spot will show on the same area of the lcd screen. Or your lg v10 screen is broken because of carelessly dropping onto the ground. Do it yourself to repair the lg v10 screen.
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Steps:
Step 1: Remove back cover and battery;
Step 2: Remove back frame and motherboard;
Step 3: Remove side strips and speaker covers;
Step 4: Remove the broken LCD screen;
Step 5: Install and test the new LCD screen;
Step 6: Reassemble the phone.
Steps:
Step 1: Remove back cover and battery;
Step 2: Remove back frame and motherboard;
Step 3: Remove side strips and speaker covers;
Step 4: Remove the broken LCD screen;
Step 5: Install and test the new LCD screen;
Step 6: Reassemble the phone.
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I have the option of buying a replacement OEM LG V10
(1) LCD screen WITH DIGITIZER
Or
(2) LCD screen ASSEMBLY
for $6 more.
There is a video for (1). Is there a video for (2)?
My understanding is that a hot glue gun, very thin card for prying apart layers of glass, and 3mm double sided tape are required for (1), which makes what looks complicated in the video seem even more complicated.
The seller's advice about (2) is, “With this new LCD SCREEN WITH FRAME for your LG V10, it is more convenient for you to repair.” Does this mean that the hot glue gun, thin card, and tape are not needed since (apparently) the replacement is all one piece, already assembled, entirely inside a frame?
I assume the video for (1) might sufficiently describe removal but won't show exactly what to do with the entire assembly.
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