Great Tutorial man,
Though i wish i dont have to use it anytime in my life

Where to find a replacement screen n fr hw much .???

Originally Posted by rudolf895

Great Tutorial man,
Though i wish i dont have to use it anytime in my life

ditto

the desire I had for 18 months is in 99% perfect condition, will do my best not to drop below this number with the sgs2

Frm eby lnk abv. Ur othr optn is 2 srch ggle. Try "smsng glxy s2 rplcmnt scrn".

Thanks a lot, i hope i will never have to use it but it is very clear !

Proshteta thank you... but I want to separate only digitizer from front bezel?? can I heat a little with warm air?

I've not tried that yet, however since I have a spare dead screen, I could have a look. Same goes for the mic also I guess. I'll have a look this weekend.

That last post was a total lie. I had a look half an hour ago.

This is the mic area:



The rubber covering came off very easily. The mic is attached my a tiny ribbon cable, so take care not to twist the component during removal.

I heated up the screen with a hairdryer and tried several ways of trying to part the glass from the bezel. The LCD screen underneath the Gorilla Glass developed several additional cracks to the one that originally damaged it before I even managed to part the glass a little way from the bezel. For what its worth, I think that replacing the screen as a component is nowhere near worth the risk given that £61.89 can get you an entire new SAMOLED+ front panel which is almost as easy to replace as it is to play "Smoke On The Water".

thnx for the nice tutorial , will now know where to look when i need one.

Originally Posted by Prostheta

That last post was a total lie. I had a look half an hour ago.

This is the mic area:



The rubber covering came off very easily. The mic is attached my a tiny ribbon cable, so take care not to twist the component during removal.

I heated up the screen with a hairdryer and tried several ways of trying to part the glass from the bezel. The LCD screen underneath the Gorilla Glass developed several additional cracks to the one that originally damaged it before I even managed to part the glass a little way from the bezel. For what its worth, I think that replacing the screen as a component is nowhere near worth the risk given that £61.89 can get you an entire new SAMOLED+ front panel which is almost as easy to replace as it is to play "Smoke On The Water".

Much thanks for getting back on the mic...
Now I know whats below the rubber/silicon thanks once again.