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| [title] Remove Display | |
| [* black] To remove the display itself you'll need to apply heat. I had a heat gun - this makes it a lot easier ($20-$30 on eBay) but you could use a hair drier if you don't have a heat gun. For the sake of comparison - the heat gun took around 30 seconds to heat the display completely, which would take 3-5 minutes with a hair drier. | |
| - | [* black] Once the adhesive behind the screen has been heated up, work your way around the edges of the screen with a |
| + | [* black] Once the adhesive behind the screen has been heated up, work your way around the edges of the screen with a thin rigid guitar pick. Not a The display will begin to separate from the housing. |
| [* black] Once mostly free, carefully lift the display cable through the hole in the top of the phone body. Again; you're replacing this cable completely, so don't worry too much about it. |