Is this for when the screen is cracked underneath the glass and there are weird lines and flashing lights?
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Yes. That is all one piece. The glass you touch and the monitor. Like your smartphone display assuming you have one. It's glass and the screen glued together.
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Yes and was pretty simple to put in there are YouTube how to vids available online just google it. Havent had any problems after install.
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Yes, and if you repalec it and tear apart you old screen, you will find that infront of craked lines, it will be made up of multiple thin sheets of crear plastic and not glass. My replace ment is still working good like new.
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Yes. It sounds like your screen is defective. I replaced mine with this item. Was easy to do. Found a YouTube video that showed how to do it. Took me less than 30 mins.
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Hi,Thank you for your kind message,Please note that if the outer glass is cracked, it will help to fix this,Should you require any further information, please feel free to contact us.Kind Regards
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If the it's only the screen that is cracked, then all you need is the front glass which can be installed using a tutorial guide on YouTube. If the screen won't display some images, then you will have to buy a new LCD as well.
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This item, which I purchased and used successfully, replaces the glass screen that covers your display. If your device is not displaying any image. You have more than a cracked glass panel, unfortunately.
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OK, good luck! My son cracked his screen also! But not bad enough to justify a new screen/device.
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I believe it is more for hardware failures. This was a refurbished device and the plan was offered at the time of purchase. The plan does not mention screen breaks.
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If the screen isn't coming up with weird colors, it's just the glass and digitizer. The steps to replace the screen are complicated, so if you don't feel comfortable replacing it yourself, I suggest getting a professional to do it for you.
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I do not have an educated answer to this, but my guess would be if you had repaired your broken screen with a scree kit, there is a chance you damaged the digitizer.
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It was difficult and time consuming. I had a heat gun and a laser temperature gun. The glue under the screen was super strong and didn't want to release the glass. My glass was totally shattered and I ended up scratching the part under the glass a little bit and, even though I thought I had cleaned it thoroughly, I ended up with a couple bits of something in between the glass and the LCD screen. However, my phone works fine now and the little bit of damage I did to my under screen is less of an issue than the completely shattered glass was. I bought my phone used for $100 and the couple of places I checked about repairing it wanted nearly that much, so I tried this rather than replacing my phone. It was difficult and time consuming. I had a heat gun and a laser temperature gun. The glue under the screen was super strong and didn't want to release the glass. My glass was totally shattered and I ended up scratching the part under the glass a little bit and, even though I thought I had cleaned it thoroughly, I ended up with a couple bits of something in between the glass and the LCD screen. However, my phone works fine now and the little bit of damage I did to my under screen is less of an issue than the completely shattered glass was. I bought my phone used for $100 and the couple of... » Read More It was difficult and time consuming. I had a heat gun and a laser temperature gun. The glue under the screen was super strong and didn't want to release the glass. My glass was totally shattered and I ended up scratching the part under the glass a little bit and, even though I thought I had cleaned it thoroughly, I ended up with a couple bits of something in between the glass and the LCD screen. However, my phone works fine now and the little bit of damage I did to my under screen is less of an issue than the completely shattered glass was. I bought my phone used for $100 and the couple of places I checked about repairing it wanted nearly that much, so I tried this rather than replacing my phone. « Show Less
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If the screen display is working, you do not need to buy the LCD screen, it's usually the digitizer glass that is cracked and that only cost 10 dollars.
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yes. the digitizer is the glass screen on the front of the phone that fits into the phone's chassis (frame). it is just a flat piece of glass with the black trim and wire that you see in the picture. it is not the lcd screen which is behind/underneath the digitizer screen. if your screen cracked from an impact that didn't seem too severe, then your lcd screen is probably still ok. when removing and replacing a cracked digitizer screen, use very little heat to soften the glue around the edge of the screen, otherwise you'll damage/destroy the lcd screen underneath. i'd actually recommend using the tip of an clothes iron instead of a heat gun or blow dryer. good luck and take it slow. yes. the digitizer is the glass screen on the front of the phone that fits into the phone's chassis (frame). it is just a flat piece of glass with the black trim and wire that you see in the picture. it is not the lcd screen which is behind/underneath the digitizer screen. if your screen cracked from an impact that didn't seem too severe, then your lcd screen is probably still ok. when removing and replacing a cracked digitizer screen, use very little heat to soften the glue around the edge of the screen, otherwise you'll damage/destroy the lcd screen underneath. i'd actually recommend... » Read More yes. the digitizer is the glass screen on the front of the phone that fits into the phone's chassis (frame). it is just a flat piece of glass with the black trim and wire that you see in the picture. it is not the lcd screen which is behind/underneath the digitizer screen. if your screen cracked from an impact that didn't seem too severe, then your lcd screen is probably still ok. when removing and replacing a cracked digitizer screen, use very little heat to soften the glue around the edge of the screen, otherwise you'll damage/destroy the lcd screen underneath. i'd actually recommend using the tip of an clothes iron instead of a heat gun or blow dryer. good luck and take it slow. « Show Less
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If it's just the outer screen that's cracked, you will just need to purchase the digitizer. I hope this helps.
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If there is no damage to the LCD then yes but would suggest having someone replace it.
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Yes, if the screen doesn't respond to touch then your digitizer is also cracked.
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If the glass is cracked and you can feel the crack it is the digitizer otherwise i would go eith the lcd
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If the reason for the black screen is a fault with the screen. Then yes, I believe that's the part u will need to replace the screen.
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Mine makes a small noise, too, when I push down the corners. I don't think anything is "cracking," per se; I think there's just a small amount of flex in the screen/circuit board assembly, and it's moving slightly in the more-rigid back case. I think the only way to avoid that would have been to glue the screen solidly into the back case, which would have made it completely unrepairable. (I'm not sure that it can be repaired as it is, but a bead of glue around the whole screen would certainly have foreclosed any such possibility.)