Введение
This guide provides instructions on how to replace a cracked or damaged LCD screen and Digitizer Assembly for the Google Nexus 5.
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Insert a SIM card eject tool or a paper clip into the hole next to the SIM card slot, which is located just under the power button. Do not force the paper clip if it is too thick; instead use the head of a sewing needle.
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Push the tool into the hole until you see the card pop out.
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Gently remove the SIM card with your fingers, or a pair of tweezers if the SIM holder does not fully eject.
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Use a plastic opening tool to free the clips on the top and each side of the back cover.
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Remove the six 4.0 mm Phillips #00 screws that secure the midframe to the phone.
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To replace the LCD screen and digitizer, remove the additional four 4.0mm daughterboard cover screws with the same screwdriver. You may have to pierce through clear adhesive material to remove them.
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Use the flat end of a nylon spudger to disconnect the battery connector.
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Use the flat end of a spudger to disconnect the daughterboard ribbon cable and pull it away from the battery.
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Use a plastic opening tool to pry the battery out of its housing.
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If replacing the battery, bag the old battery up and recycle responsibly at a suitable location.
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Use the flat end of a spudger to disconnect the ribbon cable that connects rear-facing camera to the motherboard.
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Insert a spudger into an opening between the daughterboard and plastic housing.
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Lift the daughterboard cover up and off the frame.
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Use the flat end of a nylon spudger to pry the white and black antenna connectors up off the daughterboard.
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Use the flat end of a nylon spudger to pry the digitizer ZIF connector up off the daughterboard.
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Insert a nylon spudger into an opening beneath the daughterboard and pry it up to free it from the frame.
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Use an iOpener or heat gun and carefully apply heat to the digitizer panel to soften the adhesive that secures it to the frame.
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Work the flat end of a nylon spudger under the digitizer panel. Gently pry the panel up to free it from the adhesive.
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Use a heat gun or an iOpener to soften the adhesive along the edges of the screen.
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Insert an opening pick in the gap between the screen and the frame.
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Work the opening pick along the edges of the screen to break any remaining adhesive and free the screen assembly.
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To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order.
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This is a nice guide to understand how to disassemble and assemble your Nexus 5. 95% can be done with this guide.
Tip: read the comments!
My own tips are:
1) Search for instructions how to use glue or double sided adhesive tape. It's a must if you want succesfully put everything back together
2) You need to transfer the speaker protection from the inside of the glass to the new glass
3) The same needs to be done with with a white rectangle. It has something to do with your LED-light at the bottom.
Saw these tips in this YouTube video https://youtu.be/jQS618ayL5w
Thanks for the extra tips, Jeroen! These two steps can be found at 2:50 of the video for those who want to skip right to it. ;)
We do supply the tape as well: Tesa 61395 Tape
By the way, does the guy in this video remind anyone else of Thrawn from Star Wars Rebels (aka Lars Mikkelsen?)
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Hey, what size do I need for the tape? Is the mm size referring to width or thickness?
I assume it’s width and I need 1mm or 2mm to repair my Nexus 5, but which one?
I need a little help with this tutorial. I’ve bought a second hand N5 where someone replaced the screen, now the display lifts off slightly in the bottom left corner of the device. Pushing it back will only hold it in for a few minutes. Should I slide a tiny piece of double-sided adhesive tape underneath, or rather some modelmaking glue?
The new screen is not adhered as the old one was.. not sure what I would use for that. Not terribly important for me since it sits 99% flush, and lives in an enclosed case, but the guide should probably mention this.
