Forward Blue Light laser separation machine. iPhone 14 Pro back glass repair with a laser machine

Here is a demonstration of our new machine that removes the iPhone's back glass.
here is a line to the machine:
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You can send your device for this or any other repair.
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[@kinachorodriguez4596]

Recomendación,siempre sacar el flex con el flash y micrófono del botón power a la hora de usar pistola de calor,lo digo por experiencia ya que eh dañado el plástico del lente del flash con el calor de la pistola,lo quema

[@TheScriptureSeeker]

I have the machine and need to get the file to be able to do the 14pro and 14pro max back glass. Please let me know how acquire to add it to USB stick.

[@aktech3271]

Do you have to open the front glass? Have you had any issues damaging the flex cable or board or rear camera while using the laser ?

[@andulmajeedalamer2030]

What is the Difference between the old machines and this one and why it’s blue?

[@iTouch-repair]

I didn't use other machines before to say if there is a difference but, you can google that.
from what I know is that the blue laser is safer for the phone (you can burn the glue while the phone is assembled).

[@henriksvensson2836]

Hi, How many degrees did you have the heat gun at?

[@luanboraj6350]

Hi, Without the use of hot air what is it very strong?

[@duartemobile9386]

Valor da máquina?

[@samakmooon]

Do you need to remove the phone display before using it in the machine?

[@iTouch-repair]

It's recommended to remove everything but, the manufacturer says you can leave everything but the screen.

[@christianhernandez4873]

Hello my friend good video , I woul like to buy one of this machine , I’m from mexico

[@cirkuits_repara]

Buy?

[@LaScorpio777]

Thanks for the interesting video. And the glue is normal, the commentator below is just a clown. :) Tell me, I am considering buying this laser machine, would you recommend buying it?

[@iTouch-repair]

Hi, I would recommend it.
as far as I did my research on these machines, the manufacturer said that with this laser you can but the whole phone and it will not damage it or the components inside (as there were incidences where with the red laser machine it will damage the cellular part of the phone as well as the Wi-Fi)

[@LaScorpio777]

​@@iTouch-repair, thx, tell me, is it necessary to disassemble the phone completely with this laser before removing the glass?

[@romadim83]

In your russia, is it customary to call everyone clowns?

[@LaScorpio777]

​@@romadim83 нет, только клоунов. Особо отмечу - независимо от национальности и страны проживания. For example, our president - is also a clown.🙊

[@romadim83]

You use cool devices, you repair phones well, but gluing glass on 14 pro with T7000 glue is simply terrible, this is the level of a master who does repairs on his knees 😵‍💫

[@iTouch-repair]

Can you recommend a better glue?

[@romadim83]

@@iTouch-repair Good workshops use cold glue

[@iTouch-repair]

@@romadim83 we tried that and it didn’t work well or it was outdated.

[@romadim83]

​@@iTouch-repair
Look for a good glue, if after your repair they will repair in another workshop and show the client what you glued the glass to, then the client will not return to you again. You bought a laser machine for $2000 and you use glue for $1 on a phone that costs $1000

[@romadim83]

@@iTouch-repair you have a problem with the magnets in the video, are you sure that you installed the magnets correctly without confusing the polarity? Have you checked if the MagSafe is rubbing? won't the magnets rattle when the MagSafe is brought to them?
Was the glass installed glued from two parts (where is the camera)?

[@arthur7441]

"promosm" 🍀