Well, I did not really intend any of my videos to be professional. However, how would you go about to replace the back glass? I'm always looking into other or better ways on doing these repairs.
It's important to pull the screen to clean out the debris and glass fragments that can make its way between your battery and your screen. Neglecting to do so can result into screen damage like black spots. There is not a whole lot of protection behind the display assembly. It's also typically good in practice to have the inside of your device somewhat clean as well.
My iphone 14 pro max back glass shattered badly even the side metal steel too was dislodged,went to apple say its $800 ++ and have to reformat,went to 3rd party doesnt need to reformat do it in 2 1/2 hours and only cost me $180 in my country,without changing metal its just $80 a good job downside is the rear glass apple logo is sticker like unlike the original apple logo which is emboss,so what i did is i ordered again from china at $8.00 and the glass Is quality like the original the apple logo is emboss and the glass when you touch it,easy to get rid of fingerprint just as the original,the shop agree to redo for me for free with my own glass,
If my back glass was broken pretty badly and I wanted to try and chip it off piece by piece, could I use the same heat gun that you used? I've seen other videos and they all have these fancy $300 heat guns that you can set custom temperature to and I don't have that. Any help would be massively appreciated.
So these iPhones from the factory use a cement like glue from the that have a really high melting point. I had to use a hot air station like seen in my XR video. It required me to expose the glass and frame to temperatures up to 465c for an extended time, you would need to strip everything out of the device down to the bare shell, and be careful around the camera lens and corners of the iPhone (Because the plastic in the corners may melt before the glue). In this video, the heat gun I used would not be able to take up a factory back glass, and factory back glasses would not come up like seen in the video. The glass would need to be carved out around the camera lens and smoothed out for the new back glass for as in the factory process installs the back glass before the camera lens & bezels. The best thing I could recommend take your device that has a laser that can burn off the old back glass, and install a new one, or you can get a new frame.
To be honest...... that was super unprofessional from you and previous guy! You don not have that much experience to fix the phones
Well, I did not really intend any of my videos to be professional. However, how would you go about to replace the back glass? I'm always looking into other or better ways on doing these repairs.
I mean how are you gonna become a professional if you do it🤷🏾
thanks for the video - great info. also, your nails....
Im confused as to why you took the screen out 🤔
It's important to pull the screen to clean out the debris and glass fragments that can make its way between your battery and your screen. Neglecting to do so can result into screen damage like black spots. There is not a whole lot of protection behind the display assembly. It's also typically good in practice to have the inside of your device somewhat clean as well.
My iphone 14 pro max back glass shattered badly even the side metal steel too was dislodged,went to apple say its $800 ++ and have to reformat,went to 3rd party doesnt need to reformat do it in 2 1/2 hours and only cost me $180 in my country,without changing metal its just $80 a good job downside is the rear glass apple logo is sticker like unlike the original apple logo which is emboss,so what i did is i ordered again from china at $8.00 and the glass Is quality like the original the apple logo is emboss and the glass when you touch it,easy to get rid of fingerprint just as the original,the shop agree to redo for me for free with my own glass,
Did your phone get slower after repairing your back glass?
@@mysticvortex1221 nope
How much you charge to replace the back ?
If my back glass was broken pretty badly and I wanted to try and chip it off piece by piece, could I use the same heat gun that you used? I've seen other videos and they all have these fancy $300 heat guns that you can set custom temperature to and I don't have that. Any help would be massively appreciated.
So these iPhones from the factory use a cement like glue from the that have a really high melting point. I had to use a hot air station like seen in my XR video. It required me to expose the glass and frame to temperatures up to 465c for an extended time, you would need to strip everything out of the device down to the bare shell, and be careful around the camera lens and corners of the iPhone (Because the plastic in the corners may melt before the glue). In this video, the heat gun I used would not be able to take up a factory back glass, and factory back glasses would not come up like seen in the video. The glass would need to be carved out around the camera lens and smoothed out for the new back glass for as in the factory process installs the back glass before the camera lens & bezels. The best thing I could recommend take your device that has a laser that can burn off the old back glass, and install a new one, or you can get a new frame.
Where did you get a back glass with the apple logo
they on ebay and amazon