Введение
Use this guide to replace the adhesive on your iPad to seal the deal on a repair-job well done.
Before you begin peeling and sticking tape, it's important to have clean adhesion surfaces on both the front panel and the rear case. Use a spudger to scrape off any large excess bits of original adhesive, then clean all of the gluing surfaces with a paper towel and rubbing alcohol or Goof Off.
It is recommended that you peel each adhesive strip as needed, rather than lay them out all at once.
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Carefully grasp the home button with a pair of tweezers.
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Gently lower and place the home button into the round opening located at the bottom of the front panel.
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Carefully peel off the first trapezoidal adhesive strip.
I ordered the IPAD 2 BATTERY KIT (IF110-014-3 ). does this come with this adhesive strips?
Yes the iPad 2 battery kit includes everything you need, including the adhesive. The strips may look slightly different than the ones shown in this guide, but they will work the same. If you are only replacing the battery, you won’t need to remove or replace the home button, so ignore the home button bracket steps of this guide.
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Using a pair of tweezers, place the first trapezoidal adhesive strip (minding its correct orientation) on the matching side of the home button mounting bracket.
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Use a pair of tweezers to grasp the corner of one of the adhesive strips placed on the mounting bracket.
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Lift and peel the brown backing up off the adhesive strip, revealing the clear adhesive strip.
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Gently place the home button mounting bracket on top of the home button.
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Place the largest L-shaped adhesive strip on the top left corner of the front panel.
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Smooth the strip down from the center out, taking care to not trap any air bubbles between the strip and the front panel.
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Place the thinnest L-shaped adhesive strip on the bottom left corner of the front panel.
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Place the remaining thin L-shaped adhesive strip on the top right corner of the front panel, near the camera mounting bracket.
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Place the straight adhesive strip on the right side of the front panel.
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If you've already attached the digitizer cable, you'll have to work around/under it to attach this strip.
I had already reattached the digitizer cable so I used an Exacto knife to trim the adhesive around the cable…worked like a charm.
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Place the last L-shaped adhesive strip on the bottom right corner of the front panel.
hi, i had my front panel connecting strip torn during repair… what can i do??
i had my ipad 2 front panel connecting strip torn down during repair…
plz tell me the solution
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Lay the thin T-shaped adhesive strip between the bottom edge of the inner frame of the front panel and the camera mounting bracket. The longest edge should be flush with the inner frame.
I believe this should go above the bracket. There is no metal to adhere to between the LCD and the camera.
No. Everything is showed correctly. This strip doesn't have to glue to metal, there are plastic spacers for it at the top of the LCD.
If you afraid the glass will be loose of the bezel then you can cut two thin stripes of another two sided tape and attach them to the bezel's plastic as an extra option.
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Place the small hook-shaped adhesive strip below the left side of the home button mounting bracket.
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Lay the final small rectangular adhesive strip to the left of the hook-shaped adhesive strip, immediately to the right of the thin L-shaped strip, and flush with the bottom of the front panel.
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Unfortunately, as of my order shipped on 5/30/2019, this guide is obsolete. The new strips are in clear semi-rigid carrier, with transparent blue backing, The new adhesive strips:
There are now only four strips of adhesive, die cut to different shapes which are completely unlike those shown in this guide - two long, unwieldy strips that run the full length of each side and wrap partway onto the top & bottom, a third strip that wraps around the front-facing camera at the top (with no applicable instructions I put it on backward so it doesn’t fit the side strips), and a fourth little bitty strip with a half-arrowhead, about 5/8”/17mm long, that doesn’t come close to filling the 1-1/2”/4 cm gap between the home button and the right-side strip, but I stuck it on anyway,
As a result, these instructions are no longer relevant. Sorry Sam’s great effort is no longer useful.
