Easy Way to Repair Cracked Front Screen on Motorola Moto G Stylus 6.4" XT2043
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- #Motorola#MotoGStylus
*The glue I used to bond screen to the frame is Gorilla glue.
Do it at your own risk and wear gloves and eyewear for your safety.
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I think it would be nice to hear talking instead of loud distracting music. Also, it was annoying that he never cleaned his work area. A quick occasional wipe would have gotten rid of the mess.
Otherwise, I learned it is very difficult to replace the screen on my Motor g Stylus 😢. I'll watch other videos to see if it can be done without going through the back.
Ps. I still greatly appreciate this video! Thank you.
Thanks for sharing. Maybe next time pick a tripod position where the viewer can see more than your gloves though
Curious to fully understand your context, easy way.
Annoyed how to videos fast forward at the wrong time yet uninmportant parts are regular speed
Can you post a link for the correct screen
I have motorola stylus and battery is removable. What model are you fixing?
What is the yellow tool with the needle like spike?
I think it is a mini USB electric drill--search Aliexpress or eBay and you'll see lots of different models, all different shapes and sizes, some rechargeable, etc. I've never seen a block-like one like this so maybe it's homemade, but it is the same thing.
I think that the bit in this video is basically like a Dremel-style, diamond-coated, and tapered bit used for grinding and fine detailing--again, you can easily find them on Aliexpress/eBay with a search. What I am having trouble figuring out is the bit he uses in his OnePlus Nord N10 5G video at ua-cam.com/video/OFfoHGIiISk/v-deo.html. Take a look starting at about 13 minutes--much better view of the tool, but the bit he uses is completely unknown to me. It is long, super thin, and flexible. Maybe another diamond-coated bit, but I just can't place it. Closest thing given the shape seems to be a 160mm long, 2mm diameter regular bit. But again, in that other video, it seems to be a grinding bit because he pushes on it to flex--I don't think he could do that if it were a regular bit.
@Cellfix Mobile--can you tell us about these bits? I've manually dealt with the adhesive removal on a few phones now, and gosh, it can take forever to do a good job.
@@markbesonen3234 Thank you for the info! Looks way above my pay grade, lol.
@@Slinkymans My idea about this being a mini USB electric drill was close, but not exact. It seems to be an electric glue remover tool. Here are some other UA-cam videos where these can be seen:
ua-cam.com/video/gh2rYXH5460/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/hYtQ1ibRo7M/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/uU2bzWTQcDk/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/7wOiwJAVqF8/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/UnoYHXrVfAo/v-deo.html
@@markbesonen3234 Thank you so much! Very kind to show me these.
Wow you killed this video with that music it was sickening there's lots of more videos without don't forget people are already agitated with a broken phone to hear that music while you're trying to repair it doesn't help same sound over and over I would give you two thumbs down but it's not possible
What tool is that soldering looking vacuum thingy?
Yes I have the same question. What is the yellow tool with long metal tip or bit? Is it spinning?
At 14:00 ?
Lmao you say easy but you don't say shit then you use a heat gun that not many people have laying around.. shoulda said how professional businesses repair shit