iPhone Screen Replacement & Disassemble/TakeApart Directions
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July 25, 2010Comments
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10jmsoccer
July 25, 2010
this is weird to watch because it almost seems like old tech. compared to the iphone 4 tear down. haha
pdaparts
July 25, 2010
@alphenchick We already did back in 2007 when we made the video. In fact one of the employees is still using the unit.
alphenchick
July 25, 2010
ok and now put it back together again!!!!
blorchdude4
July 25, 2010
thank you very much i appreciate the help again thanks
pdaparts
July 25, 2010
@blorchdude4 Take a look at DirectFix com and search part number XX1521
blorchdude4
July 25, 2010
what tool did you use that you called the case opening tool is that a special type of tool
neilgerald77
July 25, 2010
@xoItzAliyahxo first generation iphone
pdaparts
July 25, 2010
@mike82y On the iPhone 2G it is close to impossible to separate the glass from the lcd so you must purchase the complete screen. There is no adhesive needed when you replace the complete screen. Take a look at IP-2085 at DirectFix com
mike82y
July 25, 2010
what about the adhesive for the screen and battery? I want to make sure I can get everything b4 I place my order ty
pdaparts
July 25, 2010
@xoItzAliyahxo This is an iPhone Gen 1 or also called an iPhone 2G
pdaparts
July 25, 2010
@AJGAYFASHIONISTA Yes it was.
AJGAYFASHIONISTA
July 25, 2010
was this video made the day the first iphone was released
xoItzAliyahxo
July 25, 2010
what type of iphone is this?
pyrobunny9
July 25, 2010
@jabbawockeezrock101 Same lol
pdaparts
July 25, 2010
@mike82y If you are referring to to the white antenna cable you can use a dab of hot glue to hold it down or in place.
mike82y
July 25, 2010
what glue do you recommend to use?
pdaparts
July 25, 2010
@SlickKidDownDaBlock You are correct because on the iPhone 2G it is close to impossible to separate the glass from the lcd.
SlickKidDownDaBlock
July 25, 2010
umm at the end you didnt take the glass from the lcd do you have a tutorial for that or can you tell me hoe to do it
kubaczek20
July 25, 2010
Thank you so much. I've just finish opening my Iphone and I take off my broken LCD and I'm gonna buy new one. Thank you again :D .
jabbawockeezrock101
July 25, 2010
wow i dont even have one and im still watchen this
pdaparts
July 25, 2010
@mike82y Yes we ship to Germany and 40 other countries just goto DirectFix com
mike82y
July 25, 2010
will you ship to Germany?
pdaparts
July 25, 2010
@5kak47 oops yes 3G is easier to remove the glass from the lcd. Take a look at our other videos.
5kak47
July 25, 2010
@pdaparts It's an iphone 3g, and its under the screen.
pdaparts
July 25, 2010
@5kak47 No. On the iPhone 2G it is close to impossible to separate the glass from the lcd.