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| + | [* black] You will need a piece of soft and extremely thin plastic (an expired bank card is too thick), a larger suction cup (in my case, it's a pantograph screen opener given to me a few years ago - I especially recommend it), few guitar soft picks, a #000 Phillips screwdriver, pincette and a plastic spatula to disconnect the connectors. |
| + | [* black] A precision knife can come in handy, but use it skillfully. Most of the components inside are extremely fragile. |
| + | [* black] The primary action will be to heat the screen. It should be noticeably warm. Heated glue loses its properties and can be separated without using much force. You can use anything, I use a Hit Gun, but other solution is also perfect, such as the original iFixit opener (to be heated in the microwave - WARNING: read the user manual before using it). |
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