iPhone 5, 5s, and 5c GLASS ONLY screen fix, 'just the glass' replacement

iPhone 5, 5c, 5s, Black Glass: amzn.to/1XdXXnL
iPhone 5, 5c, 5s, White Glass: amzn.to/1QIs9Hh
IMPORTANT!! Use something like THIS on the edge of the LCD to keep the glue from entering into the LCD: goo.gl/SI8Tti
The LOCA glue is what is causing the discoloration in the LCD at the end of the video.
Alcohol: amzn.to/1QNokgs
Tool Kit on Amazon: amzn.to/1XdJPuA
Heat gun: amzn.to/1P0I1iG
Double sided tape: amzn.to/1QNobcQ
LOCA glue: amzn.to/1QIsiKC
Here is a Mold that fits the 5, 5c, and 5s. It will help line up the LCD and Glass correctly: amzn.to/1OSEr0E
If you break your LCD during this process, you can buy whole screens at Repairs Universe: bit.ly/1XdY0zP (5, 5c, and 5s, have different parts, buy the one that fits your phone)
LET ME KNOW IF THE LINKS STOP WORKING!!
This video will teach you everything you need to know about replacing JUST THE GLASS on your iPhone 5, 5c, or 5s. It is the same process for any of those phones.
FIRST OFF: This is very very difficult. I personally recommend saving time and just buying the WHOLE screen replacement (LCD and Glass combo)
BUT if you are serious about trying this out yourself check out the links above to get the correct materials.
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JerryRigEverything assumes no liability for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in this video. JerryRigEverything recommends safe practices when working with power tools, automotive lifts, lifting tools, jack stands, electrical equipment, blunt instruments, chemicals, lubricants, expensive electronics, or any other tools or equipment seen or implied in this video. Due to factors beyond the control of JerryRigEverything, no information contained in this video shall create any express or implied warranty or guarantee of any particular result. Any injury, damage or loss that may result from improper use of these tools, equipment, or the information contained in this video is the sole responsibility of the user and not JerryRigEverything. Only attempt your own repairs if you can accept personal responsibility for the results, whether they are good or bad.

[@_ryz]

Came from 2019. I just realized your voice is very deep compared to your latest vid

[@TIMETECH07]

True

[@sergiudubin4512]

The same

[@theamhway]

It's probably because he changed his microphone

[@scipio42]

@@theamhway or maybe he cought a cold?

[@_stealth_y]

I think he just was a little shy back then, or better to say he wasn’t used to talking into a microphone

[@toddheil42]

Jerry, you do a remarkable job of ignoring these haters. I don't recall any of your videos "claiming" that you were an "expert"; only that you hope it helps others. If these haters are so outstanding at this craft, I would appreciate their offering their time to show us better methods. Personally, I combed over many videos, and picked and chose small portions from several. The bottom line, while I attempt and usually succeed at a wide range of DIY projects, I would not have ventured into this repair if you and and others with your interest in helping others, did not take the time and effort to share your experiences. Again, THANK YOU!.

[@rachel3921]

I watched this whole video and I don't even have a cracked screen 😂

[@Milkpng]

Same

[@bx19tgd]

Sistertubetime same

[@skygpantinople]

same

[@Belfor09]

I watched the whole video and I don't even have an iPhone.

[@toaster1542]

Sistertubetime ME TO ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)👍

[@FreeAmericaChannel]

Perfect. You convinced me not to try it. I needed to see this.

[@JerryRigEverything]

+tackettsmillfarm Good luck! Its tough.

[@vamarcus1]

Right lol video is great but its risky and need alot of specifics and steps and id rather try on a dummy phone first

[@regin756]

he said you convinced him NOT to do it :)

[@casjs1999]

I was stupid enough to order the glass first and them search for a tutorial.... think i need to order a assembled screen😬

[@davidnagendran4202]

Free America b

[@albertofernandez4014]

Best, most patient, most logical, most detailed how to videos I've ever seen.

[@JerryRigEverything]

+Alberto Fernandez Thank you! I appreciate it!

[@zifurr]

+JerryRigEverything +Alberto Fernandez I'll second that motion and add you actually had me laughing out loud at one point. I actually had all the gear (hotplate,wires,frames), failed miserably (dont ask me why, i fix MBP's and iphones all day long). Sold all of it and then a year later after watching your video actually banged out 4 with my hot air station and some cards. And only 1 had a burn spot. And even that one already has a home. So thank you, thank you very much.

[@JerryRigEverything]

furr lol, Good job man! Its a tough repair. Glad you enjoyed my video!

[@facundogonzalez161]

I see that in the upper right corner the LCD gets a bright defect, like an lcd gets humidity inside.

[@joshrgaming2606]

The loca glue got into the backlight. I've seen a lot worse though.

[@rohit_k_]

Your voice is so soothing in 2019 videos, somebody's worked on there narration.

[@MsKittenLips]

Well I was going to attempt to do this by myself but having watched this video I think I will just jog on and find a repair shop! God, I need one of you in my toolbox :P

[@Pingaheimer]

just get the entire screen assembly with digitizer for like $15 more and it's a fairly straightforward 30 minute fix.

[@electric6877]

Andy Freeman I can do a screen replacement in like 15. But that’s only because I had to take my screen off like three times in a row once lol

[@ABFan-bj2uj]

Frenemy of a TechRax and Hugh Jeffreys.

[@gloves1212]

I AM ONE OF THE FEW =) Or maybe it's not quite so terrible. It did take a real long time. It worked! I just used a few drops of 5-minute epoxy on the very edges instead of the fancy uv-glue, and everything works! The screen works fine, touch / swipe works great still. I used the 91% isopropyl alcohol - at first it felt like nothing was coming off at all, but using a guitar pick to scrape it off, and LOTS of alcohol, got it started. I thought that I damaged the LCD because the back discolored a tiny bit and pulled up a little, but when I put it all back together it was perfectly fine. Thanks for the video!

[@samanthagarnett2235]

I don't have a good day for a good time with you on my way back in a statement frozen in a good one day and night and it was r a new phone is on my way to get the chance of a sudden r utmost

[@eksitoner]

+Ryan Schroeder Did you use this glue and the uv light ?

[@gloves1212]

Nope, I just used a 2-part 5-minute epoxy from loctite, just a very very little bit on the edges of the glass =) Not quite as clean or pro looking, but it looks fine so far.

[@andrewpearce2562]

@@gloves1212 this won’t prevent moisture from getting in between the glass and the LCD…

[@gloves1212]

@@andrewpearce2562 oh geez, this was 6 years ago lol! This was a friend's phone so I'm not sure how it held up unfortunately, that's a good point.

[@bleedingplanets3952]

you earned this subscriber. I like your style man. informative, professional and you got that morgan freeman voice ;)

[@JerryRigEverything]

+bleedingplanets Heck ya! Thanks I appreciate it.

[@vaniaberdiaev6636]

Thank you! Best, most patient, most logical, most detailed video I've ever seen...

[@Ainkle]

kicked the subscription button and my phone broke

[@Josh-te1vh]

Well atleast this video is going to good use

[@kylemitteregger3237]

+JustYourAverageGamer LMAO😂😂

[@orgesundere]

Got recommended, you've had deep voice back then lol

[@cantalicja]

Fantastic!!!! I just dropped my IPhone 5s and shattered the glass. Thank you for your video, Jerry. This week end I'm getting it repaired following your instructions :) I have seen many other videos (never-ending - hahaha) how to repair my IPhone, but your's is the best.

[@skygpantinople]

you got a new subscriber here.. .I dont like iphones, but I really like watching someone repairs something. . it is so satisfying.

[@guus208]

realy helpfull! now i am sure to order a hole new screen :-)

[@invaderlean]

Whole

[@zifurr]

+Saskia van de Molengraaf En is het gelukt?

[@tristangordon6104]

+xXSUPERZOMBIEXx be quiet dont diss other peoples grammar

[@marlinrobertson5464]

+tristan gordon Don't and you forgot a full stop.

[@JohnnyNatrium]

that's how they get you

I was going to do this. Even got the glass. Now I will not. Fuck this.

[@streamalexander6804]

yea I would recommend testing it out on a junk phone. the only trouble I've had was placing the new screen on and not getting bobbles in the glue. after 3 trys I ended up doing a great job. I need a better uv light

Stream Alexander Cannot be bothered to get the uv glue and a heatgun. :P

[@pckuching3374]

+Hagge Bänke (Robobunny) use boiling water which is 100 degree C.

PC KUCHING Well, I have a heatgun now but for other reasons. Still cannot be bothered because of that special snowflake glue :V I ended up just getting a new phone from work.

[@steele1ism]

already got half my phone torn apart, then i see this bullshit and now i have no way to replace the glass only.

[@TheDavila34]

Great video! That card technique used to separate the LCD from the Digitizer was awesome! It was so much easier using something that thin!

[@eduardoanonimo3031]

Jerry, I know that you dont gonna read this but I must express it anyway: In 2022 this video help me to repair my Nexus 4, I just want to give you thanks like you ask in the video, im alredy suscribed since before you record this video, and you alredy have millions of suscribers so a like more dont gonna help you to support you or your channel. You've change a lot in all this years, youre voice, set up, video editting, almost the only constant its "like Lego piece" (yhea, I search for it in this video also 😅) Now you have a paraplegic wife, a son, and a electric hummer, contrast a lot with the guy of this video that just "repair phones all the day"... But what you did in the past are still giving fruit, this videos seems to still been helpful. Valuate that. And if you can recover this style, maybe its not so lucrative like what you're doing now, but would be more useful... I dont gonna make my own electric hummer, 3D printed statue of myself, or a paraplegic elevator on a two floors house that barely some people can afford... Sometimes the changes looks good but they are not valuable, and sometimes are changes that looks bad, but are good for youreself, like that horse accident that if your wife doesnt have, you never would know her... The aesthetic of youre videos improves, the size of youre projects increase, your camera, sound, editing, its better, but if a 6 years old video is more useful that all the videos that you record this year... So thanks very much for share your knowledge Jerry, you extend the life of a Nexus more than 8 years, this is the fifth phone that I dont trow to the trash. But dont stop doing this, are a lot of people in India (for name an example) that would watch and rewatch this content, that would help hundreds and thousands of people.

[@RickRamo]

Thanks Jerry that was entertaining.

[@karanonly]

lmao hahaaaaahahaaaa

[@chriscollard6168]

Thank you very much for the video, it was very helpful and I was able to do the repair. I did not have a heat gun such as yours, but I was able to use my girlfriends hair dryer instead to heat it up and remove the glass. I did not have any rubbing alchol to help clean the glue off, but instead used some acetone nail polish remover. I also bought a small tube of LOCA glue and UV flashlight combo from amazon. After reassembling everything my screen now has parts of it where it is darker, random blobs of it. Was this maybe caused by not using the UV light enough, cleaning the screen with acetone (nail polish remover, not a lot either), or maybe something else that I have done? I am going to leave the flashlight on the phone overnight to hopefully fix this problem. Thanks again for the video, you rock!

[@UmerKhan-ic8kx]

Bored!? I watch your videos over and over again to "Kill" boredom!! love your vids

[@destinytecomba9440]

I could never get bored of your videos

[@BatzDeLaCueva1]

For those who don't have steady hands and have no patience, DO NOT TRY THIS. I fucked up the digitizer while removing the glass, I wasn't gentle enough, you're better off buying everything all together

[@jdee45]

that pun at 8:09 "making sure it's not gonna stick around.. get it?" hahaha fml

[@KALEENAMEDINA]

Hi, thanks for posting the video! I just took the broken glass off with out even taking the screws and/or screen off, though. To me your video was helpful because you used a playing card instead of that triangle. I don't have the glue, so I had to use tape to hold it together until I get the glue. I have a working phone now, for only $5. I forgot to mention this is my second attempt on doing the glass only, I've changed plenty of screen digitizers and this glass was from the first failed attempt Thanks!!

[@brapgoodheart8986]

you have a good voice worth listening to man, really enjoyed it and very informative ofcourse.

[@WesternBlazer]

KZbin 2015: KZbin 2019: WATCH THIS

[@flippity7420]

XD

[@sergiudubin4512]

Yes

[@your_average_cultured_dude]

yah

[@gnusmasgnusmas1050]

Yeah

[@abishekkayastha]

How do you take care of the glue that goes between the backlight and the LCD? And great video. Thank you.

[@JerryRigEverything]

Abishek Kayastha You just need to make sure that it doesnt get in there. If you look in the video description, I have some LCD screen sealer, that should help keep the glue out.

[@dangerouslyweird74]

Love this guys personality....

[@ashishkhadgi9301]

Ur videos and narrative is so much better now

[@TheHellspawn143]

Holy fuck.... Im just gonna buy the whole new assembly.

[@Jarr918]

Damnn this looks harder then i thought!!!! FML

[@WOThms]

You are an awesome teacher & your voice is quite soothing. Thank you.

[@JerryRigEverything]

+WOThms Hey thanks! I appreciate it!

[@mwyt345]

Working on 5s I began removing glue from LCD which seemed much more difficult. A very small corner of a film peeled up which I learned is the polarizer. Pulling that off removes glue with it and saves a lot of hassle but needs a replacement which is available online. The LCD is shot already after the work but it might be useful mentioning this and providing a link in the description. Great vid

[@mistiwaller5264]

I just did this yesterday and at the top it looks very bright (kinda like a you can see through and see where the glue is.) without it being on it looks perfect. not sure what I did wrong

[@mistiwaller5264]

wish I could post a pic

[@XxDevilxKingxX1]

Should've changed the whole screen, it's very difficult to do this, if you plan to do this, let a professional do it

[@irinaelistratova385]

+Misti Waller I had the same problem, I think we forgot to remove backlight from the display,and the glue spoiled it

[@chefcurry9723]

I was so bored I didn't want to fast forward

[@theroadrunnarbeepbeep6296]

i cant understand how theres negative comments your funny man and explain well and have one of them easy to listen to voices lofl. keep up the good work.

[@gearfinger]

Nearly made it, but separated the LCD from the backlight whilst doing the last bit, this is perfectly doable if you follow the instructions and take more time over it than I did!

[@cangri1788]

Damn, this is tougher than i thought.

[@pcgamesish]

Just change the whole screen. If you try only to change glass you will get white spots, water marks and abnormal color screen. I am working at APPLE INC as a technician so that the experience i got.

[@JamesWorsfold]

Asif.

[@redishman]

8 years later, I am watching this and thinking of my shoebox full of cracked iPhone 5C, 5, 5s, 6, 6s, 7, 8 and Xr screens. Great stuff, very simple to follow. These cheap iPhones 5C were abused and at least in Europe you can't find too many good ones. I have a couple of them. Still great for nostalgics. Will definitely try it soon.

[@Jamie-re5bw]

Thanks for the help, nice detailed step by step tutorial, much appreciated

[@Inzar-Animations]

Lol back then when he was 50% product promoter. Now he is rich.

[@Officialsearch21]

This is a nightmare. It's really not worth the $20 you can potentially save.

[@UmerKhan-ic8kx]

around 40 dollars when working on a newer model.. with practice u can repair 10 phones a day. on 50 dollars total profit on average, its 500 per day. that good money. buying an entire new lcd would not get you to make much profit

[@narcoleptic8982]

I agree. But I accidentally bought glass only, so it's 40 bucks plus 60 for the new replacement LCD, so... may as well give it a shot even if I break my LCD, the new part has one with it...

[@fridaynighthikes]

Outstanding 👍🏼. Your narration and video quality are simply wonderful. Yes, I subscribed.

[@JerryRigEverything]

+Bob Johnson Thank you! Hopefully it helped! And thank you for subscribing!

[@lovelyyounas]

Nice and smooth work... Thumbs up.

[@medo7782]

Now i know the ways the people at apple destroyed my motherboard when replacing my iphone 5 screen

[@skypeek_6774]

LeonVIPPER It was a different procedure, they’ve replaced the whole LCD with the frame, Apple doesn’t do this “glass only”😂😂😂 Plus, on Apple screen you can’t use LOCA, as it goes between the backlight and the LCD and will leave marks (check the end of the video at the top of the screen). This method works well on Samsung LCDs tho :) Sometimes boards ... just die, believe me or not. Sometimes because of silly mistakes (not connecting the ESD), sometimes it just happens due to a factory issue (and Oooh, Apple is the king at failed boards : iphone 6/6s touch IC - specially Plus series, iPhone 7 Sound IC - factory error-they’ve recalled some devices, replaced a lot of them... and so on... ) So, don’t always blame the technicians... P.S.: a phone can suddenly “die” after hundreds of small impacts over time, and when a technician moves the board a bit, it stops working.... or a small bend, and when removing the board might break circuits...

[@theawesomeguy217]

I see some light spot on the LCD after you power on the phone.

[@gabakusa]

it is because the guy does not know what he is doing. if you don't seal all the border of the LCD the uv glue will go inside of the LCD and you got that flaw. also he left few bubbles i explain that in my videos

[@leinali-tuolitechnology2039]

thanks for sharing

[@alexshafer2548]

this guy knows what he is doing. I can barely understand you in your videos and your videos are not that good.

[@justinw523]

A lot will say "just buy a complete screen with a LCD" Well there is tons out there that WILL NOT last long nor tough enough. This video is awesome thanks for sharing. I have a iPhone 5S that needs a new screen but I'm just gonna replace the hole LCD & glass. But will try to do this to my old one and have a extra one incase lol. Thanks

[@Kiedis21]

excellent videos, I've watched a few of yours. Like someone else mentioned, you have a good style of explaining and showing what to do. However, seeing how delicate the entire process is, I think I"m going to get someone else to try and replace my screen lol.

[@JerryRigEverything]

+Kiedis21 Hey thanks! I appreciate it! And I agree, this is not a fun repair. I recommend going with the full screen swap instead of 'just the glass'.

[@KaktyceJack]

why am i watching this in 2019 with a perfect screen on my xs?

[@whythosenames]

Lukas C. Lol same :)

[@sergiudubin4512]

Nearlu same

[@adriantrejo6696]

Because jerryrig is life

[@DarkShadov]

Iphones are shit dont buy them dont overspend

[@AlaaddinStumm]

It looks like crap, look at the top corner of the screen, after the replacement 9:27 the glue hasnt been distributed evenly. If you want to replace your screen just get the whole LCD screen for $40 and safe yourself the hassle

[@JerryRigEverything]

That discoloration is actually glue in the backlight. So... Too much glue. But i agree. Is a much better idea to buy the whole screen. Just like i mention in the preroll text.

[@Tionaintown876]

$40 where?? They are 45-65 dollars

[@HRW653]

+JerryRigEverything No it's not, they are pressure spots on the LCD most likely due to too much glue or putting too much pressure on the LCD during the repair.

[@trenttt8511]

+Lau Excuse me, but how exactly do you know. I mean, you didn't see it in person like Jerry did... So? Um, yeah.

[@HRW653]

+Trenton Fake I have repaired 100s of iphones, those dark areas are pressure spots.

[@kristenreiffensteinkristen2382]

thx for uploading this. Just made my day and my iphone 5 are like new again

[@ratmfan4442]

That was E/I....entertaining aaaand informational... thanks jerry!!!

[@colinzimmermann5494]

You shouldnt be showing how to do something that you dont even know how to do! You didnt remove the backlight first, which left uv glue between the LCD and backlight, which is why there are white spots all over the screen when you were testing it.

[@JerryRigEverything]

Colin Zimmermann Spot on analysis.

[@maulinpatel688]

Colin Zimmermann JerryRigEverything Colin you are right. This guy sucks lol. I would never let this guy touch my phone. The LCD wasnt even centered properly, thats why the bottom left corner was messing up every time he pressed the home button. The glass wasn't properly seated on the bezel, and the backlight is pretty much trash now. LOL. I love watching noobs that think they know what they are doing. You used way too much loca btw, I could have used the same amount on 2 phones. Nice job spending 20 minutes just cleaning the glue off the LCD. Tool.

[@JerryRigEverything]

Maulin Patel Feel free to upload some better videos ;-)

[@TrollHDGamer]

Maulin Patel Or you could just get the digitizer and lcd all for like 30 dollars. :D

[@TheCyberCrabTV]

or you could just ya know buy a case

[@EmilyAnn]

should've taken 4 min tops to do the vid. don't u know our generation has the attention span of a gnat?

[@jonathanalty2478]

Love your video , change my mind about this method but have watched your videos 2x. You have managed to take the boring out of this job.

[@FTW523.]

You made that look easy. Thanks for the tutorial

[@melvindorsey8190]

Just go buy another phone, from China for $50.

[@curry2131]

free shipping?

[@AdamKowalski-hb2db]

Low quallity screen

[@TecoOPlays]

shitty screen, crappy battery.. not worth it

[@kronillix2735]

Lol a fake basically

[@kyserladd6598]

Wow! The best idea from this is the use of a card, i actually got it done but i used tape not glue, suprised it worked well

[@jamesst.patrick5601]

Very impressive- been looking for how to do this forever. Will try this on a test phone first just to make sure I get it right.

[@Benchandbeyond]

this takes an amazing amount of patience and skill and i am going to have a go but it doesnt seem cost effective due to the time of repair

[@pluto762]

It’s like you’re telling a story, not repairing a phone. Awesome job!

[@tiryaqtiryq5316]

Excellent tutorial. Thanks 👌

[@cameronmecham9089]

Awesome video!! It has helped a lot! Also, i noticed your CTR ring! Way to represent! Stellar Video!

[@JerryRigEverything]

+Cameron Mecham Heck ya man! Glad to help out.

[@AnnA-fx7ft]

Excellent tutorial. Thanks

[@KangOkimkagok_KOK]

Keren banget lo Bang.. Gue jadi mikir dua kali mao pasang screen ini.. Ada heat gun ada UV lighting.. Wihhh.. Tapi makasih banyak Bang. Vidio lo nambah wawasan banget. Salam dari kami di Indonesia. 🙏😊

[@christinajimenez7626]

Grab some popcorn lol I love this guy you make something serious really enjoyable lol

[@hichamnad9107]

you helped me alot thanks keep up the good work

[@LyubomirLalovMulti]

Man, You are really Pro! Thank You!

[@paulodwyer8765]

very good video , clear & connected . well done

[@Claireskies49]

Please post the list of items (specific to glass, heat gun, uv light, screw drivers and tape and glue that I need to purchase). I enjoyed the video and hate that I cracked my iPhone 5S glass, but love that you broke it down and made the video for people like me. Cheers.

[@ChristopherColeman]

I'm afraid as a shop runner we are going to have to get really good at these instead of relying on a steady stock of whole assemblies. Thanks for being a boss as usual, JerryRigEverything. If tomorrow is a slow day I'll definitely give this a try on some stock items and see how it goes.

[@eliotcarbone8512]

Thank. For sharing it , especially for the tools that u use

[@jennyphonefixmachinefactor1217]

hi Eliot, we offer all tools and machines and consumables,if we can help welcome to contact us, thanks!

[@clareelizabeth5006]

You kept talking about the viewers getting bored, but I watched the whole thing through--I love tech shit like this lol

[@JerryRigEverything]

+Clare Weasley Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed watching.

[@stg7171]

Jerry you're the man

[@sebastiaofolgado2297]

Pretty good friend. I appreciate this video very much. I´m from Brazil. and starting working with celphones . Thankyou

[@rickjoycemcdaniel]

Did the replacement, took about two hours. The process worked, however we had a problem. We used both alcohol and Goo Gone (It was mentioned in the video). The Goo Gone got in the layers of the LCD screen. Left us with a foggy screen, going to replace both the LCD and digitizer now. I wonder if we could have sealed the LCD with super glue before we started the glue removal? Also had some small bubbles that we did not see at first so look very carefully before you use the UV light to set the glue. A word of advice, create a list of tools and supplies and step by step guide, that helped in the process. Overall a good tutorial thanks Jerry.

[@Maxem999]

You are amazing Zack. We need you to make more videos I've gone ahead and followed you on Instagram

[@leftside79]

Thanks for the reply and the video. I repair phones but have never wanted to try this because of all the other videos I've seen. They make it look too complicated and required too many special tools. Wish me luck ima practice on all my cracked screens I have accumulated.

[@JerryRigEverything]

Nice! Good luck man. It takes awhile to get good at it. I recommend taping the sides of the LCD to keep the glue from getting in. Ill explain more in my iPhone 6 'just the glass' video that ill post on Tuesday.

[@johnorta8408]

this looked so satisfying.. OMG

[@rafaelgiusti]

I did it!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🙆 Thanks so much...it's really difficult to get the glue out without damaging the lcd..mine got defective but still works...next time I just change the whole screen...very interesting trying it out though..for just $10 is worth trying it for the love of it ;)

[@les8518]

Thank you very much. You explain it very well.

[@slsoldier7889]

Thank you very much. Very important video and excellent.

[@rollo_tomasi]

Helluva good job!

[@billberlin8600]

Very good demo. Thank you Can the glass be change while leaving the phone together?

[@flynnstronach]

Awesome vid, thank you for taking the time ,will try this later

[@texrexgaming0072]

omg thank you so much man my iphone is working perfectly I really enjoy your help and your time much thanks

[@beneditodicarlo8243]

i like this tutorial good work man

[@YaroslavNakonechnikov]

great guide! thanks!

[@trevorrawlinson3097]

Great job made it look easy every man to his job.

[@azaelm4829]

Hey thanks man!, i will try, i think i can do it, not everyone has the patience or knowledge to do all things!👍🏽👍🏽, i cAn just replace the screen but i will try to master this method, it would be cheaper!

[@rachelrupp84]

Appreciate the video. Did a full screen assembly repair before, but thought just the glass would be fun. LCD was good thru tear down, though I broke the plastic frame. Bought another one. Put it back together, had a single ribbon on the display so tried to open the case again and my replacement frame broke, and wouldn't come out...somewhere in this process I must have man-handled it because now my LCD is just ribbons. What a bummer. Oh well, had fun. Thank you.

[@JerryRigEverything]

+Rachel Rupp It was worth a shot! Now you know more about how screens work, and your next attempt will be more successful. I've literally broken 100's of screens this way.

[@Racket73]

Well, I *thought* this would be something I could tackle on my own, but since watching your truly entertaining tutorial, I'm going to leave this to the professionals. I'd rip all my hair out trying to do this! LOL

[@gsmdoucter1094]

Amazning work sir

[@chandanmakhijani]

Thanks for sharing bro! Appreciate it..

[@apeanutbutterwolf6529]

heh super mellow video. if ur fixing multiple phones per day and perfect this process it could net a significant profit over constant R&R of digitizers. it is very nice of you to share this knowledge, thank you

[@faucettscience9970]

This is an awesome video I'm going to try it!