How to Apple Watch SE Screen Refurbishment

[@daniraiders]

Its nice for once see the full process and not just a flashy edit for shorts and tiktok. Also, first time in a while to see gloves used while manipulating the electronics and handle the cables with care. I know its just a random video as response to someone curiosity, but I'm subscribing in case this turns into a series of videos debunking misinformation, that would be great.

[@ninjarepair]

@@daniraiders thanks for the comment and subscription. The reason I do not have a lot of videos is because I have a day job as a designer creating online games, and I do the repairs in the evening. Business has been closed for 2 years while relocating, however I am re-opening again in the next month. I will try post more videos. There is always something new to learn :)

[@Maddy-OP3]

​@@ninjarepair And I thought the reason for you uploading just 3 videos in 8 years was you just being content with your repairer job. Turns out you had another job as a game designer! Who knew?! Great descriptive video. Much better than the previous video with random background music where you didn't even have captions for those tiny parts. I think there is some camera focussing issue while removing those flex cables. Apart from that, this video is perfect. I'm subscribing. Hoping for more great videos like this. Best of luck for your repairing business.

[@ninjarepair]

@@Maddy-OP3 Thank you very much for the comment and for subscribing! I will try to create more content soon. I have uploaded 1 new video today because people were asking how to swap the NFC layer on Apple Watches to keep Apple Pay. I tried to keep everything more in focus this time. Thanks again, - Daniel

[@stewheart]

I find these vids so pleasing - its perfection! Also quite relaxing to .... watch 😉

[@ninjarepair]

@@stewheart I'm glad you enjoy them :D

[@KimoKimochii]

What do you use the lighter fluid for?

[@ninjarepair]

@@KimoKimochii thanks for the comment! When refurbishing iPhone screens, lighter fluid is used to help remove the frame from the display. I now use 99.9% isopropyl alcohol instead. I am going to be releasing a screen refurbishing video for the iPhone 13 Pro Max in the next couple of days if you are interested. In the video it will show the removal of the frame :)

[@ninjarepair]

If you are interested, I have uploaded a new video uploaded showing a glass only repair for iPhone 13 Pro Max. This includes frame removal :)

[@maklogetrich2378]

good as new :)

[@ninjarepair]

@@maklogetrich2378 thanks for the comment! Is there anything you'd like to see in the next video?

[@maklogetrich2378]

@@ninjarepair nothing, for now